Mike Faricy Books in Order

This standalone Faricy caper mixes greed, bad judgment, and people convinced they have found an easy score. Naturally, the plan gets messier with every step.

Dev takes what looks like an easy job protecting ice cream boss Mr. Swirlee. Instead he finds gambling, a corpse in his trunk, and far too many people who want his client dead.

Dev Haskell thinks he is helping a beautiful woman find her sister, then discovers both women are tied to a Russian mob boss. Soon he is wounded, hunted, and in trouble with just about every agency around.

After a disastrous night with a knife-wielding woman, Dev takes a security job for a pair of fringe radio hosts. It sounds pointless until murder and mayhem make him look like part of the problem.

Dev lands the dream job of guarding a team of glamorous English roller derby stars. Then a murder turns him into the obvious suspect, and he has to clear his name fast.

Dev stumbles into another fast-moving case where the next conversation could end in romance, betrayal, or gunfire. He is funny, reckless, and in far too deep again.

Another supposedly easy job drops Dev into a world of oddballs, crossed signals, and escalating danger. He keeps chasing the truth while bad decisions and worse company close in.

Dev runs into old flame Karen Riley, now calling herself Crickett, and learns her life has gone badly off course. Helping her means tangling with drugs, danger, and Tubby Gustafson.

What begins like just another questionable favor becomes a full Dev Haskell tangle of crooks, attraction, and violent surprises. Dev keeps improvising because planning was never really his thing.

A short Dev Haskell outing with the same mix of crooked people, bad luck, and sideways humor. Even the smaller cases have a way of turning nasty around Dev.

Dev takes on another case that looks manageable until harder people and uglier motives appear. Charm only gets him so far once the pressure starts building.

Fresh out of prison, disbarred attorney Bobby Custer accepts a federal deal and slips back into the legal shadows. Charming, ruthless, and deeply dangerous, he turns every opportunity into something darker.

A job that seems smaller and stranger than usual soon grows teeth. Dev gets pulled into a mess where the human problems are every bit as troublesome as the animal ones.

One problem is never enough for Dev Haskell. This case doubles the confusion, the bad choices, and the number of people who might want him gone.

Bobby keeps climbing, smiling, and cutting corners as he works the hallways and back rooms of the legal world. The more confident he gets, the more destruction he leaves behind.

Federal pressure, corrupt professionals, and Bobby's own appetites collide in another brutal step through his comeback. He keeps telling himself he is in control, right up until the bodies start stacking up.

Dev follows a trail that mixes loyalty, trouble, and the kind of personal history that complicates everything. The laughs stay sharp, but the stakes keep rising.

What sounds like routine financial help turns dangerous fast when Bobby's world collides with money problems and people who know too much. A short Corridor Man story with numbers, nerves, and menace.

Bobby discovers that getting rid of a boss is much harder than it sounds. What begins as a practical problem turns into a cold, twisting game of survival and advantage.

This short Dev Haskell tale packs the usual mix of shady motives, pretty distractions, and sudden danger into a quick hit. Dev still cannot resist getting involved.

Bonnie, a woman from Dev's past, hires him to protect her and her prickly software-genius partner. What sounds like simple security work turns into a tech-driven mess with stalking, greed, and violence.

Dev meets another problem wrapped in charm and confusion. This brisk tale keeps the jokes coming while the trouble tightens around him.

Dev investigates shady attorney Austin Hackett while Heidi is being romanced with gifts and getaways. Scams, bruised feelings, and murder keep colliding until nobody's plan looks safe.

A short case gives Dev another chance to make poor choices in good company. What should be light entertainment turns into one more crooked little crisis.

For Bobby Custer, romance looks a lot like threat, leverage, and revenge. This short, nasty Corridor Man tale gives someone a Valentine they are unlikely to forget.

U.S. Marshal Jack Dillon flies to Dublin escorting a fugitive and expects a routine transfer home. A deadly airport ambush changes everything, and Jack suddenly has reasons to stay in Ireland.

A trip to Las Vegas gives Dev exactly what you would expect: bad judgment, attractive trouble, and consequences that refuse to stay in Nevada. The fallout follows him home.

Dev noses around the art world and quickly finds that money and taste do not make people less dangerous. A case involving artists and collectors gets messy fast.

Bobby thinks he finally has the perfect way forward, with a new firm and a cleaner arrangement. But old loyalties, criminal obligations, and Bobby's talent for escalation make any exit look deadly.

Crime lord Luis Morales offers Bobby Custer a job he was never going to refuse. Building a new law firm sounds almost respectable until blackmail, unstable partners, and Bobby's own habits start wrecking the plan.

Golf may look calm from a distance, but Dev finds the same greed, vanity, and danger on the course as anywhere else. A quick, funny side trip into trouble.

A quiet night away from the city is anything but peaceful for Bobby Custer. This short entry drops him into trouble where isolation only makes the danger feel closer.

Dev agrees to help on a police surveillance job and spends his nights in a portable toilet watching a suspected drug house. Naturally, the stakeout gets far more dangerous than advertised.

Bobby closes one chapter with his old law firm and opens another with Privado. Personal entanglements and unfinished business soon pile up, and Bobby handles both with his usual charm and menace.

Bobby plans a memorable birthday surprise for crime boss Luis, then watches the situation turn bloodier and more complicated than expected. Alliances shift fast as Bobby tries to stay useful, dangerous, and alive.

Celeste is tired of her deadbeat boyfriend Austin, and Austin has one big plan to fix everything. Mob money, bad timing, and worse decisions turn his shortcut into a full-blown mess.

Mickey and Dell figure cheap kidnappings are an easy way to make cash. Instead they collect the wrong victims, the wrong enemies, and a chain of disasters that keeps getting funnier and more dangerous.

Relaxation is not really Bobby's thing, and this short tale proves it. Even a trip built around comfort and appearances turns into another sly, unsettling Corridor Man mess.

Fame drifts into Dev's orbit, and with it comes ego, confusion, and real danger. Celebrity makes the case flashier, not simpler.

Dev returns to the art scene for a case where beauty, money, and deception overlap. The people with the best taste may have the worst intentions.

A supposedly clever money scheme pulls another set of Faricy strivers into deep trouble. Small-time ambition meets bigger criminals in a fast, darkly funny caper.

Bobby Custer sets his sights on a new career move, but every fresh start in his world comes with blackmail, betrayal, and bodies. Another step deeper into the legal underworld, and another chance for Bobby to make everything worse.

Dublin looks lively on the surface, but Jack keeps finding the trouble underneath. This case mixes city atmosphere, sharp police work, and the threat of sudden violence.

One inconvenient visitor is enough to upend Dev's balance, especially when secrets and criminal motives start surfacing. Hospitality turns hazardous in a hurry.

Dev gets dragged into a case with bigger connections and wider consequences than usual. He is still working the same messy corner of the world, just with more ways for it to explode.

When a woman disappears, Jack Dillon is pulled into a search that gets darker the deeper he digs. Dublin's charm stays in view, but the danger does too.

An armored truck robbery at a small Dublin airport leaves a thug dead and opens a bigger case. Jack Dillon follows the trail into a city where appearances keep lying.

Jack finds himself in the middle of a case built on confusion, assumptions, and very real consequences. One wrong name can put everyone in the wrong kind of spotlight.

Jack is pulled into another Dublin case where official pressure and violent crime move side by side. He and Paddy Suel need answers fast before the next shot lands.

A random shooting and murdered Americans put Jack and Paddy on a case with international edges. What begins as confusion turns into a hard push for the truth.

Jack's short stay in Dublin turns into something much more permanent as new enemies and new responsibilities close in. The city keeps pulling him deeper into its crimes and politics.

A short Jack Dillon tale with holiday timing and no shortage of danger. Even romance-adjacent moments in Dublin have a way of sliding toward crime.

Back streets, odd characters, and quick reversals make this another classic Dev outing. The case moves fast, and Dev keeps barely keeping up.

An old girlfriend's arrest draws Dev into a case that mixes murder, loyalty, and canine complications. What starts as helping out soon becomes another full-scale Haskell mess.

Bobby Custer's long run of schemes, favors, and violence starts catching up with him. This finale-sized entry pushes his charm and luck to the limit.

Easy money is rarely easy around Dev Haskell. A job that promises quick payment instead brings the usual mix of liars, danger, and unwelcome surprises.

A food-centered hustle spins into crime, confusion, and the kind of bad luck that follows Faricy's low-rent schemers. Everyone wants a payoff, and nobody handles the pressure well.

A buried mystery refuses to stay cold once Dev starts asking questions. The past keeps reaching into the present, and somebody would rather it stayed untouched.

A property that ought to look like a fresh start turns into another source of suspicion and trouble. Dev discovers that a perfect address can hide ugly business.

When crime boss Tubby Gustafson and lawyer Hubert Holly enter the picture, Dev's side job gets complicated fast. Cash in a vault, unpaid debts, and revenge all point toward real trouble.

Dev digs into a case with a darker edge, where the usual wisecracks run alongside sharper danger. Bad people keep making worse decisions, and Dev is stuck in the middle.

Another night in Dublin brings Jack Dillon a case with murky motives and no easy reads. The city feels beautiful, restless, and dangerous all at once.

Broke and clueless, Hub and Val head to Florida with a ridiculous plan: teach dance to wealthy seniors while robbing their homes. Criminals, cops, and their own incompetence make disaster inevitable.

A woman appears with questions, secrets, and the power to complicate Jack's life in a hurry. Jack and Paddy have to work out who she is and what trouble followed her.

An American gangster turns up in Dublin at exactly the wrong moment, and Jack is forced to untangle the fallout. A sharp, fast case where images do not tell the whole story.

News that Dev's old high school flame may have fallen through the ice sends him into a case full of uneasy questions. Tubby Gustafson, family secrets, and a surprise houseguest make it even messier.

A crash, a death, and too many unanswered questions pull Dev into one more ugly situation. He chases the truth while trying not to become the next casualty.

Revenge is in the air as Jack and Paddy sort through a case driven by family ties and unfinished business. Dublin feels especially unforgiving when payback is on the table.

Jack gets pulled into a case where old choices still have teeth. The investigation moves quickly, and the people involved do not all deserve the chance they want.

Silence would make Dev's life easier, but nobody around him seems interested in keeping quiet. Another seemingly ordinary case turns noisy, chaotic, and dangerous.

Unexpected developments keep blindsiding Dev in this later-series caper. Every answer seems to open a fresh problem, and none of the people around him are especially reliable.

Holiday cheer does not last long when Dev gets tangled in a Christmas case with a suspicious Santa. Seasonal fun gives way to the usual mix of farce and danger.

A bold robbery gives Jack Dillon a fresh puzzle with dangerous people circling the prize. The action moves quickly, and nobody involved is playing fair.

A case involving valuable stones brings greed, professional criminals, and sharp timing into Jack's orbit. He and Paddy need to separate glamour from outright menace.

Dev finds himself with someone new to teach, or at least to keep alive. Mentoring is not his strong suit, which makes the case even more entertaining.

When Maddie Clark seeks out Dev, the case comes with charm, complications, and dog-related chaos. Sweetness only gets them so far once the danger shows up.

Dev takes on a client who brings more attitude than clarity. Untangling the mess means navigating bad choices, hidden motives, and Dev's own talent for trouble.

What sounds harmless on the surface turns into another sly Dublin crime story. Jack soon learns that retirement plans can hide desperation, fraud, and worse.

An obsessive trail leads Jack toward a case shaped by possession and control. The deeper he digs, the stranger and more dangerous the picture becomes.

Dev's world gets more crowded and much less comfortable when unwanted company arrives. Domestic inconvenience soon grows into a proper criminal headache.

A disappearance sends Jack across a vivid, uneasy Dublin in search of answers. The city is still charming, but this case keeps showing its harder edges.

A phone call leads Dev into a case shaped by internet lies and offline consequences. Romance, deception, and embarrassment make a volatile mix.

A familiar face next door can hide a surprising amount. Jack and Paddy investigate the trouble lurking behind polite surfaces and everyday routines.

Two women are murdered in their homes, and both worked for the same company. Jack and Paddy chase a case that looks ordinary on paper but feels wrong from the start.

A wealthy mother asks Yucky to investigate the man who wants to marry her daughter. The job looks simple until competing stories, hidden motives, and real criminals crowd into the picture.

When Dev notices a little girl on a tricycle headed toward a busy street, a simple moment opens the door to something larger. Concern turns into investigation almost before he can stop it.

A buried secret drags Jack into a case with long shadows and fresh risk. Old crimes refuse to stay buried once the digging begins.

Cards, luck, and human greed drive this later Dev Haskell case. Everyone thinks they can game the situation, but Dev knows somebody always pays.

Former DEA agent Russell 'Yucky' Yates leaves federal work behind and opens a private investigation firm. His new life is supposed to be quieter, but the first case proves trouble still knows his address.

Yucky juggles several cases at once, from a strange caller bothering a cleaning-service owner to a suspicious affair and other trouble bubbling nearby. The routine work quickly stops looking routine.

Finn Mullaney makes room at his lunch table for new kid Kenji Sato and accidentally changes the balance of power at school. Bullies, karate, and clever kid schemes drive this fast middle-grade opener.

Finn, Kenji, and the gang are back, turning another ordinary school problem into a full-blown caper. Their friendship keeps growing, and so does the trouble waiting around the next corner.

School politics, bullies, and quick-thinking kids collide again as Finn and his friends try to stay one step ahead. Another brisk middle-grade mystery built on teamwork and nerve.

The young crew faces more schoolyard trouble, more schemes, and more chances to act like unlikely problem-solvers. A light, fast-moving finale to Faricy's kid-friendly crime series.

What starts with a valuable coin turns into another brisk Dublin investigation full of greed, pursuit, and awkward surprises. Jack once again discovers that small objects can bring very large trouble.