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Grk Books in Order

See the Grk books by Josh Lacey in order, with quick summaries, reading order, and a guide to Tim and Grk's globe-trotting adventures.

Last updated: July 9, 2026

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8 books

A Dog Called Grk

by Joshua Doder

2005

Tim finds a stray dog and decides to return him, only to learn Grk's owners are trapped in a dictatorship. His rescue mission soon involves prisons, helicopters, and a very long trip.

Grk and the Hot Dog Trail

by Joshua Doder

2006

In New York, a stolen golden statue and a trail of hot dogs pull Tim and Grk into another fast case. Their search races from Central Park to Brooklyn.

Grk and the Pelotti Gang

by Joshua Doder

2006

In Brazil, Tim and Grk get swept into a chase after the notorious Pelotti Gang. Rio, jungle crashes, and a deadly waterfall make this one of their wildest trips.

Grk Operation Tortoise

by Joshua Doder

2007

A relaxing trip to the Seychelles turns dangerous when Tim finds an injured stranger on the beach. Soon he and Grk are up against a plot that threatens the islands' giant tortoises.

Grk Smells a Rat

by Joshua Doder

2008

A crooked deal in India leads Tim and Grk toward a gang exploiting children. To help a boy named Krishnan and his sister, they have to uncover what is really going on.

Grk Takes Revenge

by Joshua Doder

2009

Max heads to Paris to face the brutal Colonel Zinfandel, and Tim, Natascha, and Grk rush after him. What starts as a rescue turns into a tense showdown with an old enemy.

Grk Down Under

by Joshua Doder

2010

When Grk follows the smell of sausages, he ends up in Australia and in serious trouble. Tim races after him to stop the Red Jelly Gang and save both his dog and the Sydney Opera House.

Grk and the Phoney Macaroni

by Joshua Doder

2012

Grk is dognapped in London, and Tim follows the trail all the way to Italy. There he runs into the mysterious Duke of Macaroni and another tangled, fast-moving case.

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