Dustin Stevens Books in Order

Known only as Number Four, a professional operator lives by four absolute rules. The story follows what happens when a man built on control is forced out of it.

Ex-con Felix O'Connor returns from Wyoming to Ohio when his niece vanishes. He has just 21 hours to find her before she is lost to a brutal underworld.

In a small town where football heroes sit at the top of the social order, the game never feels like only a game. The pressure follows people long after Friday night.

Back in Montana after a legal internship, Drake Bell is drawn into a frightening surrogacy case that may expose powerful people in Missoula. He has only his friends to rely on.

A horror-leaning thriller that turns the question around fast, who is predator and who is prey? Survival matters more than bravado once the killing starts.

A gifted football player from a rough stretch of Wyoming rises to stardom at Ohio Tech. Success comes fast, but so do the pressures and costs around it.

A grieving widow learns her late husband carried a secret insurance policy she knew nothing about. Drake Bell and the Zoo Crew uncover more deaths and a disturbing financial pattern.

Thorn has little to work with beyond instinct and a few uncertain allies. He has to decide who to trust before the truth closes in on him.

A graduate student from Montana finds himself in a story shaped by Hawaii, belonging, and the idea of family by blood and by choice.

An album and a handful of ordinary objects become the way Cat tells young Austin the story of the brothers Roberts. It is a quieter novel about memory and meaning.

With a wounded veteran about to be blamed for a shooting, Drake Bell is asked to help before it is too late. The truth turns out to be much closer to home.

Over just two days, the lives of three strangers crash together in ways none of them could have predicted. It is a compact suspense setup with big consequences.

A quiet drama about young lives that still believe there is endless time ahead. Then reality interrupts, and everything starts to look different.

Former DEA agent Hawk Tate is living quietly as a Montana guide when a missing-person job pulls him back toward old enemies, lethal drugs, and the revenge he never expected to get.

A former DEA agent living quietly in Montana is pulled back into the world he tried to escape. This earlier edition became the revised novel later published as *Cold Fire*.

A murder staged inside Hawaii's capitol threatens a governor's reelection campaign and ignites a politically charged investigation into power, image, and motive.

Kris Hopkins is pointed toward football almost from birth. The novel follows the promise, pressure, and weight that come with being shaped into a star.

A young photographer witnesses something she was never meant to see in the desert. Hawk Tate is called in to keep her alive long enough for the truth to surface.

A twenty-eight-year-old fast-food manager is content with a small life until sudden attention changes everything. The title says it plainly, his world is about to go viral.

Grieving detective Reed Mattox retreats into K-9 work and the night shift, until grisly murders in Columbus force him back into a case tied to buried city secrets.

As Drake Bell nears the bar exam, a strange arson case lands in front of the Zoo Crew. The deeper they dig, the more the fire points to older, uglier disputes.

Hawk Tate forms an uneasy alliance to investigate an abduction that is much bigger than it first appears. The search keeps widening, and so do the stakes.

Now practicing law, Drake Bell takes on the defense of a young woman tied to a serious cycling accident. What looks straightforward quickly turns more tangled.

Special Forces soldier Laredo Wynn survived what should have killed him. He comes back scarred, focused, and determined to settle the debt left by the past.

A steamy Columbus summer turns deadly when Reed and Billie find themselves chasing a possible serial killer with no obvious pattern. They have to find the link before the body count grows.

When two fellow officers are brutally attacked, Reed and Billie are pulled into a case that feels immediate, violent, and painfully close to home.

A nun and a disgraced former politician are found murdered in the same apartment building. Reed and Billie are forced into an uneasy partnership to bring the killer down.

A grieving father confronts the politician who voted to send troops into Afghanistan, including his son. What follows is a tense, intimate thriller built around one reckoning-filled day.

A terrified man arrives at Peeping Thoms Investigations begging for help. Private investigator Kerrin Thoms takes the case and finds fear is only the beginning.

An unidentified young woman turns up mutilated in the river, and Reed and Billie start pulling at threads that lead into a growing North End empire and darker crimes beneath it.

A bomb tears through the federal courthouse in Missoula and leaves almost nothing behind except a pair of fingerprints. The investigation starts from that single clue.

Forced to abandon the life he built elsewhere, Scarberry returns to his roots and lands in a far more dangerous situation than he expected. The deeper he goes, the worse it gets.

Danny Morelli's imagination takes him somewhere huge and loud, straight to the Grammy's. It is a playful adventure built on music, big dreams, and kid-sized wonder.

Danny the Daydreamer is back for a bigger and louder adventure, this time in the Old West. His imagination turns an ordinary day into cowboy-sized fun.

Kyle Clady is shattered, his wife dead and his brother-in-law barely alive. Still, he keeps moving, chasing the people behind the attack before they disappear for good.

When a flight is forced down in Caracas, Hawk Tate is dropped into an international crisis he never planned to touch. Getting out will take nerve, speed, and old skills.

Six years after the tragedy that destroyed his family and ended his DEA career, Hawk Tate still cannot outrun the past. This case pushes him back toward it.

As the people behind the hit regroup and press forward, Kyle Clady keeps hunting. Grief, retaliation, and cold business logic collide in the next stage of the My Mira saga.

What should have been a celebration after ten hard years turns catastrophic for former SEAL Kyle Clady. The loss that follows becomes the spark for a long revenge hunt.

Reporter Erika Wernick returns to Big Bear Lake after a horrific car accident, hoping to recover. Instead, she finds a local mystery waiting to pull her back into the work.

A terrified young woman calls from inside a coffin with her oxygen running out. Reed and Billie have only hours to find her before the case turns into a burial.

A jailed insider offers everything he knows about a violent operation, if his family can be protected. The deal drags Ham into a dangerous new front in the fight.

Three years into a quiet exile in northern Mexico, Ham is forced back into action. The past she tried to bury is not finished with her, or with the people she left behind.

Only days earlier, Kyle Clady's life still made sense. Now grief and vengeance are driving him deeper into the people and systems behind Mira's death.

A visit to Oklahoma turns deadly when Reed and Billie hear a scream and intervene. Their instincts pull them into a long-running nightmare of missing young women.

What should have been a celebration after a successful season turns into another violent turn for Hawk Tate. The wilderness is never as quiet as it looks.

A nighttime crime scene draws Detective Malcolm Marsh into the widening fallout around Kyle Clady's war. The search for answers keeps pulling more people into the blast radius.

A man named Wirth sees a sudden opening into national politics and decides to take it. Ambition, timing, and pressure turn that choice into a dark suspense story.

A late-night call offers Reed Mattox his first real lead in the old murder of his former partner. What follows is deeply personal, dangerous, and impossible to ignore.

A birthday weekend should be easy fun for Drake Bell and the Zoo Crew. Instead, the celebration becomes the opening move in another messy local case.

After his latest clash with the Wolves, Kyle Clady changes tactics. Revenge is still in play, but now he is aiming higher and moving faster.

When a young woman disappears in Los Angeles, Hawk Tate returns to help people he cannot refuse. The search drops him into influencer culture, nightlife, and a much larger web of danger.

A well-known Seattle detective with a carefully ordered life finds that work and family are about to collide. Her son, her ex-husband, and her case all matter at once.

Kari Ma takes on a job that looks simple on the surface. It does not stay simple for long once the mission pushes deep into hostile terrain.

Kyle Clady moves closer to the people and motives behind his wife's death. The deeper he goes, the clearer it becomes that grief, revenge, and conspiracy are all tangled together.

A tense accusation at Mike's Place opens the first Bulletproof novel. Hidden identities, bad timing, and sudden danger send the story moving fast from the start.

A name from decades earlier resurfaces and drags old violence back into the light. Ham is forced into a case tied to the past, unfinished grudges, and rules people thought no longer mattered.

Years after a disastrous military operation in Syria, Remy Bomar suspects a string of shootings across sacred lands is tied to something much closer to home.

After a major clash leaves San Diego reeling, Kyle Clady keeps pushing toward the people behind Mira's murder. Every answer comes with fresh danger and another trap waiting to close.

A supposed hunting accident turns out to be a deliberate sniper execution. Reed and Billie race across Ohio to stop a killer whose motives reach back years.

The first Translator novel turns ordinary language into something dangerous. Small details, hidden meaning, and what people choose to say drive the suspense.

Two weeks into his relentless hunt, Kyle Clady is still chasing the truth behind Mira's murder. The end is in sight, but so is the cost of seeing it through.

A risky trip into Yellowstone's Zone of Death becomes the start of another brutal Hawk Tate mission. Remote country and hidden danger make a bad combination.

Ham is pulled into chaos after a last-resort self-destruct is triggered. What starts as crisis response quickly becomes another brutal test of loyalty, survival, and who she can still trust.

A dying phone call insists a fatal crash was no accident. That warning pulls the story into a rural mystery full of buried motives, danger, and unfinished business.

The calm surface hides far more than it should in this second Jumper novel. Kari Ma heads into another assignment that quickly turns dangerous and unstable.

The second Hunter novel tightens the strain around a detective already balancing personal upheaval and dangerous work. The street keeps intruding on whatever peace is left.

A parent asks for help proving a son's confession was false. The investigation that follows is built on words, pressure, and the damage a lie can do.

A baffling death and a suspect who seems to vanish without a trace send Reed Mattox and Billie into a hunt for a killer who leaves almost nothing behind.

Back in Big Bear Lake and still recovering, Erika Wernick starts settling into home again. Then a new mystery exposes manipulation, local secrets, and fresh danger.

Ham is pushed out of hiding when a disappearance turns personal. To help anyone else, she has to become the person she was trying not to be anymore.

A childhood code word suddenly matters again, and someone knows it is the signal that something is terribly wrong. The result is a tight, dark suspense novel.

A murdered young woman in The Bottoms becomes the start of a serial spree targeting vulnerable victims. Reed and Billie soon realize the killer is making them part of the design.

A summons to the governor's home leads Reed and Billie into a bizarre case of victims marked with the seven deadly sins. Someone wants the past remembered in blood.

A message from Talia and a Riverside address drag Ham into a new storm of violence and corruption. The old life still knows how to find her.

After a plane crashes in remote Yellowstone carrying something powerful people want back, Hawk Tate is forced into a race through winter wilderness with kidnappers at his side.

An imprisoned cartel enforcer offers information in exchange for help, pulling Hawk Tate back toward his DEA past. The deal opens onto a much larger power struggle.

A terrifying tactical raid out of nowhere kicks off the latest Zoo Crew novel. Drake and his friends are left trying to figure out who set it in motion, and why.

A holiday break ends when Reed and Billie are called back to Ohio for a grotesque murder. A judge left posed like a snowman is only the beginning.

A threatening note and a vanished guard put rising musician Blaze in real danger on a stadium tour. Ham is called in to protect her before the next move lands.

A wolf with human remains in its stomach and a brutal blizzard send Hawk Tate into one of his bleakest hunts yet. Missing children raise the stakes even higher.

A gunman opens fire in a popular Columbus restaurant, leaving four dead and the city in shock. Reed and Billie must sort through politics, panic, and motive fast.

A chain of meticulously staged murders reveals piece after piece of a larger design. Solving the case means seeing the pattern before it is finished.

A grotesquely staged murder of a business figure becomes the first act in a widening rampage. Reed and Billie race across central Ohio before the killer reaches the intended finale.

The first City of Sin thriller turns on a confession that refuses to stay buried. Old secrets resurface, and someone is going to pay for what comes back up.

Ham is asked to go to Colombia and deliver justice in a situation that edges toward political assassination. The mission is as dangerous as it sounds.

A young Amish woman is found dead without an easy identification, and Reed and Billie are brought in. The case promises a very different kind of mystery for the duo.