Detective Harriet Foster Books in Order
Part ofTracy Clark (Chicago Mystery) Books in OrderBrowse Detective Harriet Foster by Tracy Clark in order, with summaries and a guide to the series to help you choose where to begin.
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Detective Harriet Foster books in publication order
4 books
Fall
by Tracy Clark (Chicago Mystery)
2023
Two dead Chicago aldermen bear the same disturbing clue: thirty dimes left on their bodies. Detective Harriet Foster and her team investigate betrayal and political secrets, racing to identify the killer's grievance before another city official becomes a target.
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by Tracy Clark (Chicago Mystery)
2023
Grieving her partner and adjusting to a new team, Chicago detective Harriet Foster investigates murdered redheaded women marked with lipstick. A psychiatrist's tip offers a troubling suspect, but stopping the killings requires navigating distrust and secrets that reach into her own life.
Echo
by Tracy Clark (Chicago Mystery)
2024
A student's death beside an exclusive college society's mansion echoes a fatal hazing decades earlier. Detectives Harriet Foster and Vera Li investigate wealthy connections and unresolved injustice, while a shadowy figure threatens to turn Harri's personal grief into another vulnerability.
Edge
by Tracy Clark (Chicago Mystery)
2025
A tainted opioid called Edge is killing people across Chicago, leaving Detective Harriet Foster's team struggling to identify its source. When the crisis strikes close to home, Harri must balance an urgent investigation with the damage left by her previous case.
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