Meg Gardiner Books in Order

Evan Delaney learns her unstable ex-sister-in-law has joined a religious cult and plans to reclaim her son. Trying to stop a possible abduction pulls Evan into murder and a much darker fight.

A dead woman on a California beach is identified as Evan Delaney, even though Evan is very much alive. An identity thief has left her facing murder suspicion, angry criminals, and danger that reaches Jesse.

After Jesse Blackburn and his friend are hit by a driver on a Santa Barbara road, Jesse wants revenge and Evan wants the truth. As witnesses start dying, the crash looks less like an accident and more like a cover-up.

Evan returns to the China Lake military base for her high school reunion and finds a disturbing pattern, classmates keep dying young. When another reunion guest is brutally killed, she has to uncover what her graduating class has been hiding.

When Evan's father vanishes, police think he ran to escape prosecution, but she suspects something tied to his Naval Intelligence past. Then a federal agent dies during an attack on Evan, putting her on the run as she searches for the truth.

San Francisco is rattled by a string of public murder-suicides, and forensic psychiatrist Jo Beckett is asked to reconstruct the victims' lives. Her work points to a secretive circle of wealthy people, and soon the case reaches into her own buried past.

Jo Beckett is called to meet a flight from London where one passenger is disoriented, frightened, and full of fragmentary clues. His broken memory may be the only way to stop a biological disaster in San Francisco.

A controversial singer is murdered onstage, and Jo Beckett suspects the killing is more than celebrity tragedy. Because the victim was also the president's ex-wife, rumors and hidden agendas race toward a national crisis.

A birthday present becomes a nightmare when an urban reality game turns into a real kidnapping. As Jo Beckett and Gabe Quintana are drawn in, they realize the criminals are counting on everyone dismissing the victims' screams as part of the show.

Rory Mackenzie returns to her California hometown as a juror on a murder trial she never wanted to see. Old memories, a lost love, and an unsolved case collide when violence erupts at the courthouse.

Sarah Keller is a skip tracer living quietly in Oklahoma with five-year-old Zoe until a medical emergency reveals Zoe is not her daughter. Forced onto the run, Sarah must stay ahead of police, federal agents, and her sister's killers.

A year after surviving a deadly nightclub shooting and fire, Harper Flynn is sure a third gunman got away and is hunting the survivors. Her only ally is wounded deputy Aiden Garrison, whose brain injury makes him a brilliant but unsettling witness.

When the serial killer known as the Prophet starts leaving his signature again, young detective Caitlin Hendrix is pulled into the case that broke her father. Chasing him means facing old family damage and the danger of obsession.

Newly assigned to the FBI's Behavioral Analysis Unit, Caitlin Hendrix hunts a predator abducting women around Austin. To catch a killer who wins trust before he strikes, she has to think like him without letting him stay in her head.

Caitlin Hendrix heads to Los Angeles to help stop the Midnight Man, a killer who murders parents and leaves children alive. The case grows more personal when she realizes the secret driving him echoes her own past.

Co-written with Michael Mann, this crime epic returns to the world of Heat before and after the film's bank job. Vincent Hanna hunts Chris Shiherlis while earlier timelines follow Neil McCauley's crew on dangerous scores.

Caitlin Hendrix faces a new nightmare when imprisoned killer Efrem Judah Goode claims to have drawn women he murdered, while another killer starts leaving bodies at his old crime scenes. She has to untangle a deadly rivalry before more families lose someone.