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Jack Dwyer Books in Order

Jack Dwyer is a series of 7 books written by Edward Gorman.

Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)

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Jack Dwyer books in publication order

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7 books

1

New, Improved Murder

by Edward Gorman

1985

Jack Dwyer finds his former lover holding a gun near the body of her current boyfriend, an advertising executive. Convinced the obvious evidence is misleading, the ex-cop investigates the victim's enemies and secrets in the advertising business.

2

Murder in the Wings

by Edward Gorman

1986

Jack Dwyer lands a role in a local theater production, only for its bullying director to be murdered. When a fellow actor is charged, Dwyer investigates the company's tangled relationships to clear his friend's name.

3

Murder Straight Up

by Edward Gorman

1986

Television anchorman David Curtis is poisoned as a news broadcast begins. Jack Dwyer, the station's part-time security guard, suspects the answer lies among Curtis's colleagues rather than the teenage intruder police consider their likely culprit.

4

Rough Cut

by Edward Gorman

1986

Advertising executive Michael Ketchum falls for Cindy Traynor, who is suspected of murdering his business partner. His growing attraction places him in a dangerous position as he tries to understand whether the woman he loves could be a killer.

5

The Autumn Dead

by Edward Gorman

1987

Jack Dwyer agrees to recover a missing suitcase for Karen Lane, his former high-school crush. The assignment pulls him back into old relationships and a class reunion, where a murder makes the forgotten baggage far more dangerous.

6

A Cry of Shadows

by Edward Gorman

1990

Private detective Jack Dwyer is hired to investigate trouble at a fashionable restaurant, then abruptly dismissed. When one of its owners is murdered, the man's widow brings Dwyer back to untangle conflicts among staff, investors, and former lovers.

7

The Reason Why

by Edward Gorman

1992

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