Mary Crow Books in Order

Atlanta prosecutor Mary Crow takes two friends hiking in the North Carolina mountains after a demanding trial. Their getaway becomes a struggle for survival when a vengeful convict's brother and a predatory trapper pursue them.

After three federal judges are assassinated, Mary Crow is asked to protect her mentor, Judge Irene Hannah. When Hannah disappears, Mary and FBI agent Daniel Safer pursue a killer through the Carolina wilderness.

When Mary Crow's infant goddaughter is kidnapped, the prosecutor pursues a killer along the Cherokee Trail of Tears. The hunt forces her to confront unanswered questions about her mother's death and another painful personal tragedy.

Returning to North Carolina, Mary Crow opens a law practice after losing a promised prosecutor's job. Defending a young Cherokee man accused of murder brings her into conflict with local prejudice, political enemies and a dangerous killer.

A college student's murder near a cabin associated with an old double killing puts raptor specialist Nick Stratton under suspicion. Attorney Mary Crow takes his case while political pressure and disturbing crime scene symbols complicate the investigation.

Sent to investigate hate crimes in rural Campbell County, Mary Crow encounters a boy searching for his missing sister. With detective Victor Galloway, she probes a troubling pattern of disappearances along Highway 74.

While running for district attorney, Mary Crow discovers new evidence in the decades-old murder of a nine-year-old girl. Representing an autistic suspect draws her into a case that could undermine her campaign and endanger her.

During an Appalachian blizzard, Mary Crow receives a desperate call from her former lover's daughter. Unsure whether it is a criminal's trick, Mary heads into the mountains and must protect the girl from pursuers closing through the snow.