Deuce Mora Books in Order
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Deuce Mora books in publication order
5 books
The Someday File
by Jean Heller
2014
Chicago journalist Deuce Mora expects a human-interest interview with an aging mobster. Instead, his account of decades-old crimes draws her into an investigation threatened by organized crime, political corruption and pressure from her own newsroom.
The Hunting Ground
by Jean Heller
2016
A walk with an arson investigator leads journalist Deuce Mora to a human bone and a hidden burial ground. Investigating its connection to trafficking brings federal resistance and makes the case painfully personal.
Burning Rage
by Jean Heller
2018
A series of deadly fires strikes Chicago during the Christmas season. Journalist Deuce Mora investigates while her relationship with an arson investigator becomes strained and fears of terrorism intensify the pressure to find whoever is responsible.
Ill Wind
by Jean Heller
2020
Journalist Deuce Mora doubts that her FBI-agent friend's death was suicide. Other unexplained deaths deepen her suspicions, leading toward a concealed method of murder and a dangerous intersection of organized crime and government corruption.
Black Marsh
by Jean Heller
2023
Deuce Mora awakens beside a crashed plane in a remote swamp with no memory of how she arrived. A hermit's warning that apparent rescuers may be hunting her forces her to flee while piecing together the truth.
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