Jeffrey Round Books in Order

Young Torontonian Warden Fields accepts an offer to model in Europe in the early 1990s. Doubting his own appeal and seeking his family's approval, he steps into the unfamiliar glamour of Italy's fashion industry.

Bradford Fairfax travels to Provincetown after learning his ex-boyfriend died of an apparent overdose. Suspecting murder, he investigates a resort owner's connections, but another death broadens the suspect list amid secrets and a new attraction.

Bradford Fairfax plans a romantic Key West holiday with Zach, only to encounter a wealthy stranger convinced his father wants him dead. Conflicting claims, eccentric identities, and an elusive figure called Baby complicate the getaway.

Photojournalist Angela Thomas uses foreign assignments to escape family conflict and a failed marriage. Covering the war in Yugoslavia brings unexpected personal attachments, challenging the emotional distance that has protected her from both love and pain.

On assignment in Puerto Vallarta, Bradford Fairfax answers a diva's distress call while his boss conceals their mission's purpose. A fellow agent's death and the return of a former partner threaten both the investigation and his relationship.

Private investigator Dan Sharp attends a yacht wedding hoping to strengthen his relationship with Bill. A guest's fatal fall draws him into a wealthy family's secrets, while another disappearance adds questions rooted in its past.

Organized as exhibitions inspired by a Milan museum's rooms, this poetry collection considers Leonardo da Vinci's imaginative legacy. Poems explore war, medicine, sound, and aviation, connecting his inventions and theories to the modern world's continuing questions.

An anonymous tip leads Dan Sharp to a mutilated body in a Toronto slaughterhouse. Someone is targeting exposed sex offenders, and a rock star's appeal sends the investigator into an underground community seeking the killer.

The murder of a Toronto bar owner initially seems like police business to Dan Sharp. Allegations of police extortion and the disappearance of vulnerable patrons draw him into a dangerous investigation within the city's gay community.

A man hires Dan Sharp to find a sister presumed dead during the Tiananmen Square Massacre after spotting her online. The Toronto investigation becomes increasingly contradictory, forcing Dan to question his client's story and motives.

A former manager summons the estranged Ladykillers and their entourage to a remote island to finish an abandoned album. With their host missing, accusations from the past emerge and guests begin dying under mysterious circumstances.

In post-Katrina New Orleans, Bradford Fairfax investigates a city worker's death amid waterfront violence and unsettling voodoo associations. When his boyfriend Zach disappears, the troubled assignment becomes a personal search through a city struggling to recover.

An Ontario political aide quietly hires Dan Sharp to locate his gambling-addicted husband. Connections to a government scandal and an apparent suicide pull the detective deeper into political manipulation while he plans his own wedding.

Dan Sharp investigates a missing gay Muslim man and discovers a possible link to other disappearances. With police slow to recognize a pattern and relatives obscuring evidence, he recruits allies to search Toronto's vulnerable communities.

A mother asks Dan Sharp to find her autistic four-year-old after a camping trip disappearance and ransom demand. Searching Ontario's Bruce Peninsula exposes family conflicts, a suspected kidnapper's death, and painful connections to Dan's childhood.

Violet returns to a ruined hotel seventy years after her youthful investigation unwittingly aided a murder. Revisiting the summer of 1939, she searches for new clues while confronting lost family, awakened desires, and her responsibility for an unsolved crime.