Harry Starke Books in Order

After a young woman leaps from the Walnut Street Bridge in front of him, ex-cop Harry Starke cannot let the death go. His search for answers drags him into a knot of corruption, money, and murder at the top of Chattanooga society.

Human remains under the floorboards of a ruined house send Harry after a case that is more than a decade old. The trail leads from buried city streets to the dark web and into some very ugly corners of town.

A late-night call from Harry's old friend Tom Sattler ends with a body, a gun, and too many questions. The investigation opens onto theft, organized crime, and a trail of deception that keeps widening.

Harry and Amanda's wedding on Calypso Key should be a happy escape. Instead, a death in a wealthy family pulls Harry into a two-murder tangle surrounded by money, secrets, and island charm that hides a rotten core.

When socialite Angela Hartwell turns up dead, Harry finds himself navigating golf-club privilege, family secrets, and crooked finances. It looks elegant on the surface, but the case gets nastier with every step.

Amanda inherits a house on the Maine coast, a fortune, and a century-old mystery. Harry, who trusts facts more than ghosts, must figure out what really happened to her vanished great-great-grandmother.

Police chief Wesley Johnston's missing daughter pulls Harry into a case that quickly becomes murder. County politics, cold cases, and a hostile sheriff turn the search into something far more dangerous than a missing-person inquiry.

Harry's kid brother is murdered and, within a day, there is a bounty on Harry's head too. With old enemies closing in, he answers the only way he knows, by going straight at them.

A sniper nearly kills Harry's wife, and Harry learns the attack was only the beginning. To protect the people he loves, he has to outplay an ex-Mossad assassin working for a powerful enemy.

Harry faces an ingenious serial killer in a case that turns modern symbols and everyday messages into something deeply unsettling. The clues are clever, the timing is brutal, and Harry is always a step behind until he isn't.

When one of Harry's longtime friends is accused of killing his wife, Harry refuses to accept the easy answer. The strange crime scene and his old partner's behavior suggest the truth is being hidden in plain sight.

Peter Nicholson supposedly died in a hunting accident in 2002. Fifteen years later, his mother asks Harry to reopen the case, and the old story starts falling apart almost immediately.

A tactical nuclear weapon may have been smuggled into the United States, and Harry is pulled into the hunt. With terrorists, FBI pressure, and his old enemy Shady Tree in the mix, the clock is never far from midnight.

Harry wants out, but a kidnapping drags him back in while his personal life is already in pieces. Private military contractors, aging war veterans, and shifting loyalties turn the rescue into open conflict.

Kidnapping, murder, and a powerful enemy close in on Harry from all sides. As the body count rises, he is forced into an all-or-nothing fight built on revenge and survival.

What begins as a routine case becomes a nightmare shaped by Harry's past. Old ghosts, closing enemies, and rising stakes make this one feel less like business and more like a reckoning.

A case full of bluffing, misdirection, and reckless people turns deadly fast for Harry. Everyone seems to be playing a game, but murder is the one move no one gets to take back.

Harry is drawn into one of his most unstable investigations yet, where motives keep shifting and no one seems fully in control. The deeper he goes, the more dangerous the cracks in the story become.

Hattie Baker's drowning is ruled accidental, but her boyfriend isn't buying it. Harry soon learns she was not the first body tied to that setting, and the killer may already be looking for the next victim.

Kelsey Hart has been missing for three years, but her sister still believes she may be alive. Harry's search uncovers family secrets, layers of lies, and fresh deaths that suggest someone is protecting the truth.

Two young men were found dead on railroad tracks, and the official investigation called it an accident. Harry looks again and discovers a badly handled case that only gets stranger the deeper he digs.

Finn Doyle asks Harry to find a missing low-level mob soldier named Matteo Rossi. The case sends him back to New York through bad information, family ties, and a growing trail of bodies.

A missing man, two murders, an Irish fixer, and a billion-dollar Ponzi scheme reunite Harry with Kate Gazzara and her K9, Samson. Their search takes them into New York City and toward a twisty answer.

New evidence revives Harry's first major case as a lead detective and suggests an innocent man has spent twenty-one years behind bars. To fix his oldest mistake, Harry has to find the real killer before the past wins again.

Dying mother Eleanor Reynolds asks Harry to find the son who vanished fifteen years earlier. The cold case leads him straight toward powerful Chattanooga men who have spent years making sure the truth stays buried.

A scientist is found dead inside the Tennessee Aquarium, and the case points toward pollution, money, and people with a lot to hide. Harry and Kate work together again as the river at the center of the story turns dangerous.

Elderly tycoon Walter Brennan thinks someone is poisoning him, but no one around him believes it. When his will changes and people start circling the money, Harry walks into a case built on greed and betrayal.

Harry's mentor Frank Callahan is murdered, and the crime scene points back to the old Riverside Strangler case. As Harry follows Frank's final lead, he uncovers corruption that never really went away.

Marina Liang's body is staged beneath a bridge during Chattanooga's Riverbend Festival, echoing a death from 1920. Harry and Kate uncover a century of accidents that may never have been accidents at all.