John Ryder Books in Order
John Ryder is a series of 5 books written by John Ryder.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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John Ryder books in publication order
5 books
Final Second
by John Ryder
2020
Former Royal Marine Grant Fletcher is forced into a bargain with the FBI after a farmer’s wife is murdered in Wisconsin. Solving the case may save him from execution, but the killer he is hunting has plans beyond a single death.
First Shot
by John Ryder
2020
Grant Fletcher travels to Georgia to find the missing daughter of the friend who once saved his life. Discovering that other young women have vanished, he becomes a murder suspect himself and must pursue the truth while evading capture.
The Hostage
by John Ryder
2021
When Jerome Prentice’s wife is abducted from their bedroom, her captors demand fifty million dollars he does not have. They order him to steal the ransom from his employer, setting off a confrontation with a husband they have badly underestimated.
The Witness
by John Ryder
2021
Savannah Nicholls has spent six months hiding behind a new identity in Hunters Creek when she says someone is trying to kill her. A fixer agrees to help, but her concealed past leaves him uncertain whether her story can be trusted.
Third Kill
by John Ryder
2021
The murders of two Las Vegas crime bosses threaten to shatter the city’s precarious criminal balance. A secret government agency sends Grant Fletcher to stop the vigilante responsible, putting him between a ruthless killer and the forces vying for control.
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