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Jennifer Grey Books in Order

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Explore the Jennifer Grey books by Jerry B Jenkins in order, with short summaries to help you choose a mystery and decide where to start reading.

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Jennifer Grey books in publication order

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6 books

1

Heartbeat

by Jerry B Jenkins

1983

Chicago police reporter Jennifer Grey is stunned when her boyfriend, cop Jim Purcell, is arrested for drug trafficking. She must determine whether he betrayed her trust, while the person who could explain everything lies critically wounded.

2

Three Days in Winter

by Jerry B Jenkins

1983

Covering a child's murder draws reporter Jennifer Grey into a case that becomes dangerously personal. When the leading suspect also dies, Jennifer falls under suspicion and must untangle clues that refuse to fit the apparent story.

3

Gateway

by Jerry B Jenkins

1984

Police rule Samantha Stanton's death a suicide, but reporter Jennifer Grey doubts their conclusion. Investigating the married travel-agency manager's life leads Jennifer into the agency's business and unsettling meetings about self-euthanasia as she searches for answers.

4

The Calling

by Jerry B Jenkins

1984

A late-night call from her fiancé Jim pulls Jennifer Grey into trouble involving two young Russian defectors. Natalia and Sergei have vanished, and their insistence on Jennifer's presence at meetings with authorities complicates the reporter's investigation.

5

Too Late To Tell

by Jerry B Jenkins

1984

Jennifer Grey receives a cryptic note from Bobby Block, a former colleague who tried to sabotage her career. His death, followed by his girlfriend's, sends Jennifer into the reporter's notebooks in search of the connection.

6

Veiled Threat

by Jerry B Jenkins

1985

Kidnapped on her wedding day, Jennifer Grey is forced by terrorists to write her syndicated column at gunpoint. She tries to plant clues to her location in the text while her captors seek national attention for their cause.

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