Detective Parker Bell Books in Order
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Detective Parker Bell books in publication order
5 books
A Secret to the Grave
by Jane Blythe
2012
Returning to work after a shooting, Detective Parker Bell investigates an abductor who has marked ten women for death. Potential victim Tessa Micah refuses to explain why she is targeted, leaving Parker to unravel her secrets.
Dead or Alive
by Jane Blythe
2014
A carjacking leaves one child shot and another abducted, then Detective Parker Bell vanishes while investigating. His new wife Tessa insists he would never abandon her, even as others question whether his disappearance was voluntary.
Winter Wonderland
by Jane Blythe
2014
Detective Parker Bell hunts the Iceman, a meticulous killer who strikes only in winter. As his relationship with Tessa Micah develops, her efforts to recover from an earlier ordeal are threatened when she becomes a target again.
Forgotten
by Jane Blythe
2015
Investigating an abducted woman with amnesia, Detective Parker Bell becomes dangerously invested in her recovery. His wife Tessa struggles to repair their marriage while trying to uncover the secrets that make this new case a threat.
Little Girl Lost
by Jane Blythe
2015
After a car crash in the woods, Parker and Tessa discover a blood-covered child. The encounter links missing children to Tessa’s own childhood kidnapping, forcing Parker to seek answers his wife has long struggled to reveal.
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