Joe Keough Mystery Books in Order
Joe Keough Mystery is a series of 5 books written by Robert J Randisi.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Joe Keough Mystery books in publication order
5 books
Alone with the Dead
by Robert J Randisi
1995
A serial killer called the Lover leaves roses with the bodies of young women in New York. A copycat begins imitating him, provoking the original killer and complicating a detective's efforts to understand the escalating murders.
In the Shadow of the Arch
by Robert J Randisi
1997
Newly arrived in St. Louis, detective Joe Keough encounters a four-year-old boy leaving bloody footprints at the station. The child's missing parents and a series of mother-and-child kidnappings draw him into disturbing cases before he can settle in.
Blood on the Arch
by Robert J Randisi
2000
Joe Keough investigates a political aide's murder after the body is displayed near the St. Louis Arch. Taunting messages and further killings suggest a deliberate campaign, forcing him to uncover the meaning behind the killer's public displays.
East of the Arch
by Robert J Randisi
2002
St. Louis detective Joe Keough investigates murders of pregnant women whose bodies appear along the Mississippi. With an unconventional task force and Internal Affairs officers threatening his career, he must pursue the killer while defending his own work.
Arch Angels / Blood of Angels
by Robert J Randisi
2004
Joe Keough and Harriet Conners investigate child abductions and stranglings in Chicago and St. Louis. Different victims but similar methods raise the possibility of linked killers, forcing the partners to move quickly before more children disappear.
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