Jan Darzek Books in Order
Jan Darzek is a series of 5 books written by Lloyd Biggle Jr.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Jan Darzek books in publication order
5 books
All the Colors of Darkness
by Lloyd Biggle Jr
1963
Two women disappear during the second day of a new matter-transmission service, prompting the company to hire private detective Jan Darzek. His investigation into the missing travelers opens an extraterrestrial mystery with consequences extending far beyond Earth.
Watchers of the Dark
by Lloyd Biggle Jr
1966
A stranger offers detective Jan Darzek a million dollars to investigate an invisible mental weapon destroying planets in the Primores galaxy. He must identify the force known as the Dark before its devastation reaches the remaining inhabited worlds.
This Darkening Universe
by Lloyd Biggle Jr
1975
An invisible force destroys inhabited worlds while Jan Darzek, Effie, and a doctor from Earth are sent to the trading planet Montura. A supreme computer’s unexplained orders leave them searching for a connection that could halt the advancing catastrophe.
Silence is Deadly
by Lloyd Biggle Jr
1977
Jan Darzek investigates a supposedly primitive planet suspected of possessing a prohibited death ray after earlier agents disappear. On Kamm, where living creatures are deaf, understanding an unfamiliar culture and its forms of communication becomes vital to his mission.
The Whirligig of Time
by Lloyd Biggle Jr
1979
A planet becomes a sun, a distant inhabitant suffers impossible radiation injuries, and another world receives an extinction threat. Jan Darzek searches for the connection, racing to determine whether a blackmailer can carry out these seemingly impossible attacks.
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