Georgia Davis Books in Order
Georgia Davis is a series of 6 books written by Libby Fischer Hellmann.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Georgia Davis books in publication order
6 books
Easy Innocence
by Libby Fischer Hellmann
2002
Former police officer Georgia Davis investigates a teenager's murder after the accused man's sister hires her. What appears to be an obvious case leads into a darker world of wealthy schoolgirls, businessmen, and the dangerous trade in innocence.
Doubleback
by Libby Fischer Hellmann
2009
After a kidnapped girl returns home, her mother's fatal car accident raises questions about missing bank funds. Private investigator Georgia Davis joins filmmaker Ellie Foreman to trace a trail involving border crime, drug smuggling, and corporate contractors.
Toxicity
by Libby Fischer Hellmann
2011
Rookie police officer Georgia Davis joins two detectives to investigate bodies discovered in landfills and dumpsters. Questions about childhood cancer complicate the inquiry, while tensions involving her detective boyfriend threaten both their partnership and their personal relationship.
Nobody's Child
by Libby Fischer Hellmann
2014
A bloodstained message alerts private investigator Georgia Davis to a pregnant half sister she never knew existed. Searching for Savannah leads Georgia into Chicago's sex trafficking networks, where an old enemy threatens both women's chances of escape.
High Crimes
by Libby Fischer Hellmann
2018
Private investigator Georgia Davis investigates the assassination of a political resistance leader whose gunman also dies. Fake social media profiles, missing relatives, and powerful interests complicate her search, while her estranged mother's return creates a personal crisis.
DoubleBlind
by Libby Fischer Hellmann
2022
Private investigator Georgia Davis examines a sudden death when a family trip brings her near a woman fleeing a fundamentalist Mormon spouse. After a near-fatal hit-and-run, their resemblance raises questions about mistaken identity and the real target.
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