Dick Moonlight Books in Order

Former Albany detective Dick Moonlight thinks he may have killed his lover, the wife of his old boss. With a bullet fragment in his brain and gaps in his memory, he has to solve the crime before it destroys him.

Beaten nearly to death in an Albany alley, Dick Moonlight wakes with more questions than memories. Somewhere in his fractured mind is the key to a top-secret box, and several killers want it first.

After a rough patch that includes booze, heartbreak, and a near plane crash, Dick Moonlight is dragged into a case involving the Russian mob and stolen government secrets. The trail leads from Albany to Florence, and Lola is right in the middle of it.

Dick Moonlight is forced to prove that an apparently solved murder case is anything but finished. The deeper he pushes, the more dangerous the truth becomes.

When Dick Moonlight investigates mutilated carcasses near Albany Rural Cemetery, the job turns eerie fast. Soon he is facing a nightmare that feels less like crime and more like legend come alive.

Dick Moonlight gets tangled in a case tied to writers, secrets, and bad intentions. What starts as a strange assignment turns into another hard-boiled spiral of obsession and danger.

Trying to outrun his past, Dick Moonlight takes a job in Rome as a hotel detective. Instead, he gets pulled into sex, smuggling, and a brutal criminal scheme that proves geography cannot save him.

A prominent surgeon hires Dick Moonlight to protect his son from a rape conviction. But the deeper Moonlight digs, the murkier the truth becomes, and somebody wants the whole thing buried for good.

Dick Moonlight takes on another sweaty, ill-tempered Albany case where everyone seems to want something from him. The heat rises fast, and so does the danger.

A new case hits Dick Moonlight from more than one direction, personal, legal, and deadly. What looks manageable at first quickly turns into another Albany mess he may not survive cleanly.

Dick Moonlight collides with a more modern kind of disaster when attention spreads faster than the facts. The jokes are sharper, but the danger is still very real.

Dick Moonlight is back in Albany, bruised, half-lucky, and walking straight into another case soaked in violence. As the bodies and lies pile up, his damaged memory may be the most dangerous thing in the room.

Moonlight stumbles into another life-or-death case where his bad luck and battered brain are tested to the limit. The title promises final stops and hard landings, and the story delivers both.