JP Beaumont Books in Order

When a little girl is murdered, Seattle homicide detective J.P. Beaumont is pulled into a case involving a dangerous religious world and a woman he cannot resist. The deeper he goes, the closer the secrets come to his own life.

What should have been a quiet getaway turns ugly when Beau finds a dead man on a Washington beach and a beautiful stranger at the center of the scene. Politics, obsession, and murder turn his vacation into a nightmare.

A popular high school coach is found lynched in Seattle, leaving behind a pregnant wife and a pile of unanswered questions. Beau's investigation heads straight into passion, hate, and the kind of secrets that destroy families.

A dead man and a bloodied stiletto heel send Beau into a bizarre murder case with ties to show business, labor trouble, and a stylish killer. It is one of his strangest crime scenes, and one of the most dangerous.

A young woman's fatal fall from a Seattle high-rise looks wrong from the start. Beau follows the case into the world of ironworkers, dangerous job sites, and men with nerves of steel and deadly secrets.

A sadistic dentist is found murdered in his own chair, and Beau quickly learns that plenty of people had reason to hate him. The case grows darker as it exposes cruelty, abuse, and a rough kind of vigilante justice.

A software executive appears to have died by ritual suicide, complete with a samurai sword. One mistake in the staging tells Beau it was murder, and the truth leads into buried history and cultural blind spots.

At an Arizona rehab ranch, Beau is trying to get sober when his teenage roommate turns up dead with Beau's gun nearby. Suddenly he is fighting addiction, a murder charge, and a killer who wants him buried for good.

Two bodies found in a Seattle school district broom closet look like a classic crime of passion. Beau is not convinced, and the widower he believes may be innocent is hiding a secret even hotter than adultery.

A respected cop and his family are slaughtered in their home, but one small boy survives by hiding. When whispers begin that the dead officer was dirty, Beau goes after the killer to save both the child and his friend's name.

Beau heads to the Oregon Shakespeare Festival to track down his runaway daughter, only to land in the middle of a savage murder case. Revenge, deception, and more bloodshed quickly turn the trip into a disaster.

A Seattle fisherman is tortured and burned aboard his own boat, opening a case with roots that reach back decades. Beau is forced to confront an old flame, wartime horrors, and a web of greed that never really ended.

A hated biotech executive turns up dead, and too many people seem ready to confess. While Beau wrestles with family trouble of his own, he is dragged into corporate betrayal, personal grudges, and a killer he may not want to find.

An elderly woman is burned to death in her bed, and Beau and his partner Sue Danielson catch the case. What begins as a city murder grows into something shattering, with consequences that change Beau's world for good.

Still raw from personal loss, Beau joins his grandmother on an Alaskan cruise and finds murder waiting onboard. A killing caught on security video turns the trip into a closed-circle nightmare at sea.

When a murdered artist in Cochise County turns out to be part of a witness protection case, Beau is sent to Arizona to investigate. There he collides with Sheriff Joanna Brady, and the sparks are not all professional.

A nun's recovered memory points Beau toward a murder that has been cold for fifty years. At the same time, a fresh killing drags someone close to him under suspicion, making the case far more personal.

The shooting of a former death row inmate looks simple until Beau starts digging. Soon he and Mel Soames are uncovering a conspiracy that reaches into family tragedy, sex offender cases, and people in very high places.

A serial killer is burning young women in Washington while Joanna Brady works an Arizona homicide that seems unrelated. When the two cases begin to converge, Beau and Joanna are forced back into each other's orbit.

A horrifying video found on the governor's grandson's phone sends Beau into a case involving murdered teenagers and powerful people. He and Mel soon discover that what looks like a prank has much deeper rot underneath.

When veteran detective Milton Gurkey wakes beside a dead woman with the murder weapon in his hand, internal affairs is ready to pounce. It falls to Beau, once the rookie he tormented, to help clear his name.

Laid up for knee surgery, Beau expects downtime and gets something far stranger. Dreams and memories pull him back to Vietnam and his earliest days on the force, where old losses still demand answers.

Brandon Walker asks Beau to help with an old Arizona murder that has unexpected ties to Seattle. Before long, the cold case turns urgent when two boys with links to the Walker family go missing.

With his old homicide unit gone, Beau is trying to adjust to a quieter life while Mel settles into a new job as police chief. Then Mel disappears, and he is suddenly back in the game with everything at stake.

When Beau's longtime rival, crime reporter Maxwell Cole, dies in what looks like an accident, Beau is drawn into the case at the dead man's own request. The trail leads to grudges that have been waiting years to strike.

Beau joins a cold case group called The Last Chance and takes on the decades-old disappearance of Janice Marie Harrison. Everyone tied to the case has kept something hidden, and one lie has lasted far too long.

Retired life is not so quiet when someone from Beau's past arrives with a newborn and a plea for help finding a missing young woman. The search uncovers family secrets that reach straight into Beau's own history.

Father Jared Danielson asks Beau to find his missing brother, Chris, reopening wounds Beau never escaped. The search pulls him from Washington to wintertime Alaska and back into the tragedy of Sue Danielson's family.