Kira Peikoff Books in Order
Find Kira Peikoff books in order, including Living Proof and Mother Knows Best, with publication dates and guides to her medical and psychological thrillers.
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Kira Peikoff books in publication order
5 books
Living Proof
by Kira Peikoff
2012
In a future where destroying embryos is prosecuted as murder, fertility doctor Arianna Drake's thriving clinic attracts official suspicion. Undercover agent Trent Rowe investigates her activities, only to find his beliefs challenged by what she conceals.
No Time to Die
by Kira Peikoff
2014
Attacks on medical researchers lead bioethics agent Les Mahler toward a troubling pattern. When college student Zoe Kincaid is kidnapped for her unusual genetic makeup, a potential scientific breakthrough becomes a dangerous struggle over human life.
Die Again Tomorrow
by Kira Peikoff
2015
Survival television star Isabel Leon is targeted by a killer and rescued through an unauthorized medical breakthrough. Her survival makes her valuable to powerful rivals, forcing her to protect both the treatment's secret and people she loves.
Mother Knows Best
by Kira Peikoff
2019
After losing a son to inherited disease, Claire joins a secret fertility experiment using three genetic parents. Years later, her daughter questions their isolated family life as the excluded scientist returns with claims of her own.
Baby X
by Kira Peikoff
2024
In a future where stolen cells can create children, singer Trace Thorne hires Ember to protect his DNA. Their growing attraction complicates her work, and a pregnant stranger’s claim that he fathered her child threatens everything she believed she had secured.
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