Mark Stevens Books in Order

Two men disappear at the opening of hunting season in Colorado, and guide Allison Coil suspects someone is hiding what happened. Her persistent questions challenge an outfitter determined to protect a business where wealthy clients and illicit practices intersect.

A hunter’s death beside a wilderness lake unsettles guide Allison Coil, especially as contaminated water, threatening messages and slaughtered buffalo suggest wider trouble. Investigating a property dispute draws her toward a killer whose methods threaten her own survival.

A mutilated body in the Colorado wilderness looks like an animal attack, but guide Allison Coil doubts the obvious explanation. Meanwhile, a reporter witnesses a political shooting, and their separate investigations converge around disturbing connections and human cruelty.

A wildfire threatens Allison Coil’s hunting grounds and her boyfriend’s family ranch, while a body in the burned forest raises darker questions. Investigating the dead environmentalist leads her into an extremist network just as a close friend disappears.

Finding a man tied to a tree draws Allison Coil into a mystery that widens when an ally disappears. A plane wreck, murder and conspiracy connect with her friends’ separate entanglements, testing the boundaries between trust, loyalty and family.

A pitcher’s extraordinary speed makes him a baseball sensation, but unresolved guilt leaves him isolated amid the attention. Returning to people connected with a tragedy from his youth forces Frank to reconsider achievement, forgiveness and the life he wants beyond the field.

A new murder bears a retired serial killer’s signature, threatening the life he has built since stopping. To expose the impostor without revealing himself, he recruits a disgraced television journalist whose hunger for professional redemption makes her a dangerous ally.

Reporter Flynn Martin’s renewed career draws a threatening copycat killer into her investigations. As a missing family’s links to a church reveal deeper complications, targeted sources and cryptic messages entangle her professional work with danger to her personal life.