Mike Martin Books in Order

A man's apparent natural death on a cape near Grand Bank proves to be poisoning. RCMP Sergeant Winston Windflower and Eddie Tizzard investigate, uncovering secrets and powerful interests beneath the hospitality of the Newfoundland community Windflower is learning to call home.

An unidentified body washes ashore near Grand Bank, leaving Sergeant Windflower and Eddie Tizzard with few clues. Further suspicious deaths and a highway accident complicate the case, which expands toward a rogue officer and an international drug operation.

The discovery of a dead girl from Grand Bank in St. John's pulls Sergeant Windflower and Eddie Tizzard into an expanding investigation. Human trafficking and organized crime threaten the region, while Windflower also questions the integrity of his police colleagues.

The threatened closure of Grand Bank's fish plant pits Sergeant Windflower's duties against his girlfriend's protest campaign. Amid heavy snow and prescription drug problems, a death on a highway brings further questions that strain both his investigation and personal life.

A visit by outlaw bikers leaves Sergeant Windflower confronting murder and violence across Newfoundland. Budget cuts, changes among his friends, and troubles at home complicate the investigation, sending him into unfamiliar territory while he works to protect the community.

A missing girl and disappearing supplies from a new factory interrupt Sergeant Windflower's contented life in Grand Bank. Investigating the losses reveals murder, deception, and an accidental kidnapping, drawing danger toward the people closest to him.

Sergeant Windflower adjusts to his new family while unsolved break-ins and mysterious deaths unsettle Grand Bank. Alongside Tizzard and the other officers, he uncovers buried secrets and criminals concealed behind technology, balancing the investigation with community and personal concerns.

This collection blends Christmas memories with mysteries involving Sergeant Windflower and familiar Grand Bank residents. Candlelit celebrations, horse-and-buggy trips to church, and shopping in St. John's evoke earlier Newfoundland holidays alongside stories of hospitality and winter life.

Sergeant Windflower suspects links among a homicide, a near-fatal attack, and a house fire in Grand Bank. A prolonged winter, his difficult new boss, and his own unsettled mood complicate efforts to untangle crimes involving drugs and death.

The meth trade and biker gangs bring new violence to Grand Bank, challenging Sergeant Windflower and his RCMP colleagues. Changes within the team and troubles involving Tizzard complicate their work, while Windflower and Sheila face sorrows and surprises at home.

The murders of an RCMP staff sergeant and a Grand Bank minister unsettle Newfoundland's coastal communities. Windflower investigates possible connections and national security implications while weighing career changes, caring for his young family, and drawing on ancestral teachings.

On special assignment in St. John's, Sergeant Windflower struggles with city life and a difficult boss. When several girls disappear, including one from Grand Bank, his investigation takes him into the capital's hidden dangers as he searches for those responsible.

Christmas memories from Newfoundland mingle with new holiday adventures for Windflower, Sheila, and their daughters. Eddie Tizzard faces a mission in a snowstorm, while Herb Stoodley finds an unexpected opportunity to help his community during the festive season.

A missing man's death draws Windflower back toward police work despite his efforts to step away. Foreign visitors arriving during a Grand Bank snowstorm bring another mystery, and he relies on Eddie Tizzard and his family as danger grows.

Robbie Rabbit and his family prepare for winter in their city warren when an unexpected visitor arrives. Overcoming his fear gives Robbie a chance to make a new friend and share the joy of Christmas with his wife and children.

Diamonds discovered inside a body at Windflower's bed and breakfast lead to the kidnapping of his friend Dr. Sanjay. Now a community safety officer, Windflower helps Eddie Tizzard pursue a smuggler prepared to use murder to recover the gems.

A cranky beaver meets an irritating jay and discovers the meaning of Christmas through an act of kindness. As his family prepare for their winter sleep, the encounter teaches them about generosity, friendship, and the rewards of helping others.

A dangerous new drug disrupts Windflower's retirement in Grand Bank. A misidentified corpse and another suspicious death lead him back as a police consultant, helping Eddie Tizzard confront dealers while their families face the pressures of the investigation.

Princess Sophie loves Christmas, but the people of Melodica seem to be losing their festive spirit. She sets out to bring the magic back, searching for a way to restore joy and discovering the importance of love.

Suspicious fires and a dead outsider disrupt Windflower's return to the RCMP as Acting Inspector. Links to a mainland gold robbery complicate the case, while a troubling dream warns him that Eddie Tizzard faces serious danger.

Windflower and his community celebrate Christmas through stories of family, friendship, and holidays remembered. This third collection returns to Newfoundland's seasonal traditions, following familiar characters as they share celebrations and reflect on what the festive season means to them.

Windflower and his colleagues gather to celebrate promotions as international mobsters and local biker gangs organize robberies across Newfoundland. The spreading crime spree tests the police team and the friendships binding their community, where family life continues alongside the investigation.

This poetry collection explores hope, love, and the dreams that offer comfort in difficult times. Through reflections on relationships, nature, and kindness, Martin seeks moments of light and reassurance amid the darkness readers experience in their lives.

A hit-and-run in Grand Bank leads Windflower to an international fentanyl-smuggling operation. When fellow Mountie Fil Romano is kidnapped, a proposed deal with drug lords forces Windflower to weigh official orders against his instincts and loyalty to his colleague.

Inspired by Newfoundland and Labrador's anthem, Martin explores the landscapes, sounds, and everyday scenes of his home province. These poems trace his attachment to Canada's eastern coast, inviting readers to experience the places that shaped his love for it.