Jan Dunlap Books in Order

Janice Dunlap offers a faith-centered guide to vocation, asking readers to see purpose as service rather than self-fulfillment. Through reflection on ordinary responsibilities and Christian example, she explores how daily life can point toward God's call.

High school counselor and devoted birder Bob White heads into Minnesota's Superior National Forest hoping to see a rare Boreal Owl. Finding a corpse instead pulls him into rivalries, conservation battles, and a case that soon puts him in danger.

Spring in Minnesota means school counseling, softball coaching, and warbler watching for Bob White, until his mother finds a body. Gambling, shady politics, and a bitter land deal leave Bob chasing a killer who may be much closer than expected.

A trip to northern Minnesota puts birder and school counselor Bob White near a troubling case involving Shana O'Keefe and her husband. As tensions rise, Bob's instinct for spotting details draws him into a dangerous search for the truth.

Hoping to spot a Gyrfalcon in Minnesota, Bob instead flies to Flagstaff when his sister's husband, and Bob's best friend, disappears. An old unsolved murder, land disputes, family secrets, and an unexpected boy force Bob to search for both a killer and a body.

At the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum's scarecrow display, Bob White discovers the body of conservation advocate Sonny Delite. As the case reaches Savage High School, Bob follows clues through a wind-farm dispute, rare birds, and deeply personal secrets.

After a medical misdiagnosis feeds Jan Dunlap's worsening anxiety, her family adopts an exuberant rescue dog named Gracie. This candid memoir follows one woman's return to confidence, joy, and faith, with help from a dog who refuses to live cautiously.

Bob finds a birding colleague dead at a Minnesota Ornithologists' Union meeting, then becomes a target himself. A jailed student, rival birding bloggers, an abandoned brewery, and strange Chimney Swift sightings lead him underground for answers.

While birding in South Texas's Lower Rio Grande Valley, Bob White finds a fellow birder dead at Estero Llano Grande. Local birding spots, shifting suspects, and a determined killer turn his getaway into another dangerous investigation.

Former Marine paramedic Raphael Greene can heal, a gift that becomes dangerous after a drive-by shooting connects him with cardiologist Ami Kim. Her prayer-based heart therapy has been stolen, and together they uncover a plan that could turn healing into mass murder.

Physicist Michael Carilion's breakthrough in the One Theory is reported as proof that heaven exists. Framed for murder and surrounded by fanatics and skeptics, he must survive a violent conspiracy where scientific discovery collides with faith.