Jack Dillon Dublin Tales Books in Order

U.S. Marshal Jack Dillon flies to Dublin escorting a fugitive and expects a routine transfer home. A deadly airport ambush changes everything, and Jack suddenly has reasons to stay in Ireland.

Dublin looks lively on the surface, but Jack keeps finding the trouble underneath. This case mixes city atmosphere, sharp police work, and the threat of sudden violence.

When a woman disappears, Jack Dillon is pulled into a search that gets darker the deeper he digs. Dublin's charm stays in view, but the danger does too.

An armored truck robbery at a small Dublin airport leaves a thug dead and opens a bigger case. Jack Dillon follows the trail into a city where appearances keep lying.

Jack finds himself in the middle of a case built on confusion, assumptions, and very real consequences. One wrong name can put everyone in the wrong kind of spotlight.

Jack is pulled into another Dublin case where official pressure and violent crime move side by side. He and Paddy Suel need answers fast before the next shot lands.

A random shooting and murdered Americans put Jack and Paddy on a case with international edges. What begins as confusion turns into a hard push for the truth.

Jack's short stay in Dublin turns into something much more permanent as new enemies and new responsibilities close in. The city keeps pulling him deeper into its crimes and politics.

A short Jack Dillon tale with holiday timing and no shortage of danger. Even romance-adjacent moments in Dublin have a way of sliding toward crime.

Another night in Dublin brings Jack Dillon a case with murky motives and no easy reads. The city feels beautiful, restless, and dangerous all at once.

A woman appears with questions, secrets, and the power to complicate Jack's life in a hurry. Jack and Paddy have to work out who she is and what trouble followed her.

An American gangster turns up in Dublin at exactly the wrong moment, and Jack is forced to untangle the fallout. A sharp, fast case where images do not tell the whole story.

Revenge is in the air as Jack and Paddy sort through a case driven by family ties and unfinished business. Dublin feels especially unforgiving when payback is on the table.

Jack gets pulled into a case where old choices still have teeth. The investigation moves quickly, and the people involved do not all deserve the chance they want.

A bold robbery gives Jack Dillon a fresh puzzle with dangerous people circling the prize. The action moves quickly, and nobody involved is playing fair.

A case involving valuable stones brings greed, professional criminals, and sharp timing into Jack's orbit. He and Paddy need to separate glamour from outright menace.

What sounds harmless on the surface turns into another sly Dublin crime story. Jack soon learns that retirement plans can hide desperation, fraud, and worse.

An obsessive trail leads Jack toward a case shaped by possession and control. The deeper he digs, the stranger and more dangerous the picture becomes.

A disappearance sends Jack across a vivid, uneasy Dublin in search of answers. The city is still charming, but this case keeps showing its harder edges.

A familiar face next door can hide a surprising amount. Jack and Paddy investigate the trouble lurking behind polite surfaces and everyday routines.

Two women are murdered in their homes, and both worked for the same company. Jack and Paddy chase a case that looks ordinary on paper but feels wrong from the start.

A buried secret drags Jack into a case with long shadows and fresh risk. Old crimes refuse to stay buried once the digging begins.

What starts with a valuable coin turns into another brisk Dublin investigation full of greed, pursuit, and awkward surprises. Jack once again discovers that small objects can bring very large trouble.