Mark Pryor Books in Order

Hugo Marston watches helplessly as his friend Max, a Paris bouquiniste, is abducted at gunpoint. The search draws him into old wartime secrets, missing booksellers, and a turf war along the Seine.

This true-crime account follows the long cold case of Natalie Antonetti, murdered in Austin in 1985. Pryor recounts the investigation and trial from the inside as a former journalist turned prosecutor.

Two tourists are murdered in Père Lachaise Cemetery, then a thief steals bones from famous dancers' crypts. Hugo Marston joins the French police to find a killer who seems to move like a ghost.

Guarding an American senator at a French chateau, Hugo Marston stumbles into a centuries-old secret hidden in a sailor's chest. Soon old history is driving new violence.

In this prequel, newly posted in London, Hugo Marston must protect a movie-star couple tied to a hit-and-run. When one star is found dead, the trail leads toward an English village and more bodies.

Dominic is an Austin prosecutor, musician, and psychopath trying to pass for normal. A demotion, debt, and a seductive stranger push him into a cash-van heist that turns deadly.

Hugo Marston follows a friend's missing daughter from Paris to Barcelona, where a search becomes a murder case. With Tom Green beside him, Hugo must clear an old friend and find the girl.

When Hugo Marston's friend dies in a locked room at the American Library in Paris, the official explanation feels too neat. Rare letters tied to a wartime actress may hold the answer.

American writer Helen Hancock finds a hidden camera in her Paris hotel room, so Hugo Marston is sent to investigate. A dead employee, a leaked video, and slippery suspects turn surveillance into murder.

Dominic has escaped one terrible secret, but Detective Megan Ledsome is getting too close. As a younger psychopath offers help, Dominic plots another solution with the same cold logic that got him this far.

At a Montmartre exhibition of sculptures made from books, Hugo Marston expects culture, not murder. When an innocent suspect is arrested and an old enemy resurfaces, Hugo has two dangers closing in.

An attack on a young American woman and the theft of four paintings draw Hugo Marston to a Paris chateau. The guarded Lambourd family has secrets to protect, and the case puts Hugo under a harsh spotlight.

In occupied Paris, Inspector Henri Lefort has five days to solve the murder of a German major in the Louvre. The suspects include artists, secrets, and forces that could get Henri killed.

In winter 1940 Paris, Henri Lefort is ordered to find a missing German neurologist while pursuing a French murder. The cases converge around forbidden secrets, vanished children, and Nazi power.

When a man is murdered outside Henri Lefort's own apartment in January 1941, the case becomes painfully personal. The victim's classified file and Henri's neighbors point toward a dangerous wartime choice.

Retired Hugo Marston opens an antiquarian mystery bookshop in the Marais, hoping for quiet. A blackmail threat at a chocolatier soon turns to murder, pulling him back into investigation.