Frank Quinn Books in Order

Forced out of the NYPD, Frank Quinn gets one chance to prove he still belongs in the hunt when the Night Prowler begins invading homes and killing couples. In a city of millions, Quinn has to find a face hidden by darkness.

A killer leaves Quinn a message by arranging victims whose last names spell out his own. When the trail edges toward the woman Quinn wants most, the hunt becomes both professional and painfully personal.

Young women are being shot, mutilated, and left in pieces across New York. Quinn expects a serial killer case, but the investigation opens into something stranger and more dangerous.

A predator lures women with sex before turning their final hours into torture. Quinn and his handpicked team chase him through a city already growing scared, until the killer closes in on Quinn himself.

When the twin sister of a long-dead victim asks Quinn to reopen a cold case, the killings start again. The signature is always the same, mutilation and an X cut into the flesh.

A tortured murder victim from Quinn's past puts him back on a case that feels sickeningly personal. The killer's method is brutal, but what truly unsettles Quinn is the pattern of who is being chosen.

Quinn sees echoes of an old nightmare when a new murder suggests the return, or imitation, of Daniel Danielle. The hunt becomes a race to learn whether the killer is a copycat or something worse.

A murdered woman, a missing bracelet, and a little girl's lost cat send Quinn after an unexpectedly slippery killer. It is a brief case, but one with Lutz's usual mix of grisly clues and mounting pressure.

When Quinn's niece becomes the type of woman a sadistic stalker likes to hunt, the case turns personal. To stop a killer who binds and tortures his victims, Quinn may have to use the most dangerous bait possible.

A killer abducts girls from beach towns, tortures them, and moves steadily north, sending clues to Frank Quinn. Quinn realizes the messages are not just taunts, but an invitation to enter the game.

Six murdered young women in a hotel room point Frank Quinn toward a killer he thought he knew. Scarred by their last clash, Quinn faces a brutal rematch where survival matters as much as justice.

A mutilated body in Central Park is only the start of a killer's campaign of chaos across New York. Frank Quinn knows the murderer wants attention, and catching him will cost Quinn dearly.