Eugene Izzi Books in Order

Ex-cop, ex-con Fabe Falletti takes on Latin drug dealers, mob heavyweights, and a relentless narc in the Chicago streets he knows too well. It is a fast, bruising debut built on nerve, bad choices, and survival.

Undercover Chicago cop Jimbo Marino helps make a big mob case, then is forced into the public eye. That mistake brings a vicious old enemy back into his life, and turns the hunt into a personal showdown.

When a nun is murdered in a South Side church, Detective Vic Perry takes the case hard, especially because his girlfriend witnessed the crime. The investigation pushes through fear, faith, and the city's roughest corners.

Small-time hustler Tone Nello is always looking for the score that will finally move him up. Instead he draws the attention of bigger, meaner operators, and the streets start closing in around every gamble he makes.

Master burglar Frank Vale wants out of the life, but his brother's release from prison sets off a chain of demands from mobsters, white supremacists, and crooked cops. Going straight starts to look impossible as the bodies pile up.

Vince Martin, once a top thief, is reduced to boosting cars until mob warfare offers him one last spectacular job. To pull it off, he has to cross a frozen Chicago skyline, outwit killers, and decide whether he still has a way back.

Chicago gambler Lano Branka is riding a rare lucky streak until he crosses the wrong mobster and gets shipped to Atlantic City. There he finds himself trapped between gangsters, a murder setup, and a cop bent on revenge.

Fresh out of prison, burglar Robert 'Catfeet' Millard learns that a gambling debt to mobster Darrin Favore has grown into a death sentence. To survive, he turns to the few people he loves, and drags them into a bitter street war.

TV star Babe Hill thinks fame has put distance between him and the mob-tainted family that shaped him. It hasn't. A Chicago godfather, a dangerous stalker, and relatives with their own plans pull him into a messy fight he can't sidestep.

Former cop Tony Just has made a brutal mission of hunting child predators and rapists. When ex-con Antek Bando turns his violence toward someone from Tony's old circle, the chase becomes personal and far more dangerous.

Lt. Tony Tulio runs a battered Chicago unit that investigates rich victims, and he becomes obsessed with a killer known as the Collector. As Jake Phillips moves toward the squad, the case exposes organ trafficking, police corruption, and the city's moral rot.

Izzi drops into a rough Chicago landscape where fear, anger, and old grudges spill into violence. It is a street-level crime novel, more interested in pressure and survival than neat answers.

Jake Phillips and his partner, Alex 'Mondo' Mondello, hunt a killer linked to murdered cops, a phone-sex operation, and a sadist known as Mr. X. The deeper Jake digs, the harder it becomes to know whether he can even trust the man beside him.

Jake Phillips once looked like one of Chicago Homicide's rising stars. Now his marriage is cracking, his badge is at risk, and he has to decide whether exposing corruption inside the department is worth losing everything else.

A dark Chicago crime story about ambition, betrayal, and survival among the city's dealmakers, hustlers, and predators. Every alliance feels temporary, and every move pushes someone closer to violence.

Jake Phillips is already worn down when the death of a small-time hustler points toward corrupt cops. To get at the truth, he has to keep working the case even as the job threatens what is left of his career and personal life.

A racially charged murder and a drive-by shooting send shock waves through Chicago, exposing the divide between the city's polished image and its angrier streets. Izzi turns the case into a tense look at loyalty, police pressure, and a city close to the edge.

Twenty years after Nancy Moran's murder shattered her family, a new killing echoes the old case and drags the Morans back into suspicion. Detective Dom DiGrazio has to sort copycat clues, buried resentments, and police politics before more lives are wrecked.

Mark Torrence looks like a steady Chicago family man and youth counselor, but he is really Tommy Torelli, a former mob insider in witness protection. When a relentless hit man finally finds him, his buried past becomes the only thing that might save his family.