Mike Newton Books in Order

Gideon Thorn investigates reports of a flying predator released from a silver mine in southwest Texas. His search for answers about his family's massacre intersects with a mining town divided by powerful business interests, hired detectives, and a determined widow.

Deaths among California loggers lead Gideon Thorn into forests where a creature called Omah may be hunting humans. Scientists, opportunists, and showmen join the expedition, turning the search for the alleged monster into a struggle over greed and survival.

A deadly ninja attack in a Las Vegas casino points Mack Bolan toward the Yakuza's American operations. Following the trail to Japan, he encounters elite killers and a conspiracy involving a cult member, a corrupt general, and a toxic weapon.

Seeking answers to his family's slaughter, Gideon Thorn arrives in New Mexico's Tularosa basin, where eighteen people have died around the full moon. Reports of wolves and witchcraft draw him into an investigation involving weapons of steel and silver.

A military flight crashes in the Bering Sea and its rescue team disappears, sending Mack Bolan undercover in Alaska. His investigation links a criminal empire in a fishing city with mercenaries plotting attacks on American military bases.

An animal rights activist turns to serial murder, transforming his cause into a violent crusade. FBI agents Joseph Flynn and Martin Tanner pursue him, racing to prevent further killings as the perpetrator threatens to make the campaign personally directed.

Black September hijacks the luxury liner Crystal Belle and demands a ransom, bringing INTERSECT agents aboard on a rescue mission. The agents discover explosives planted throughout the ship, turning passenger safety into a race against the terrorists' destructive plans.

Sloan returns to Texas to confront the wealthy rancher who sent Pinkerton gunmen after him. Facing detectives, dubious lawmen, and hired guns, he brings a long-running pursuit back to the powerful stranger whose revenge has made him a target.

Ahmad Faisal unites four terrorist leaders in a campaign of international violence. INTERSECT's paramilitary specialists move against the alliance, forcing the conspirators into a confrontation that threatens their coordinated attacks and turns their own survival into part of the struggle.

On the eve of Colorado statehood, Gideon Thorn returns to the site of his family's massacre. With mentor Obi Magoro and journalist Dinah Pilcher, he investigates disappearing settlers and mutilated bodies while confronting questions about the creature behind his past.

Ritual killings and mutilated bodies draw Gideon Thorn to southern California. As he examines the designs behind the murders, he faces the possibility of an ancient evil and a campaign whose intentions extend beyond the victims already found.

During the rise of America's public enemies and the approach to World War II, Declan O'Hara pursues bandits in Chicago. Federal agents, crime families, and a Soviet secret policeman navigate criminal investigations, expanding surveillance, and increasingly dangerous international politics.

Between 1925 and early 1933, Declan O'Hara pursues criminals while Aloysius Gantt cultivates Hoover's favor and their friendship fractures. Greg Jordan faces Mafia warfare, and Isaac Sawyer fights smugglers after racial discrimination drives him from the Bureau.

The Cold War brings anti-communist investigations and foreign subversion into the lives of the Bureau's intertwined families. Declan O'Hara returns from Latin America, Colby Gantt enters the CIA, and a Soviet operative plans a sleeper agent's infiltration of the FBI.

From 1965 to 1973, war protests, civil rights struggles, and covert FBI operations reshape the O'Hara and Gantt families. New recruits enter the Bureau while organized crime and the approach of Watergate expose conflicts between official authority and personal loyalty.

When journalist and occult investigator Dinah Pilcher disappears in Arkansas while investigating grave robberies, Gideon Thorn searches the swamps for her. An outlaw clan and a cult linked to unnatural resurrection draw him toward a threat involving the dead.

World War II sends Declan O'Hara into intelligence work in Latin America and his son into the Pacific fighting. At home and abroad, the Gantts, Sawyers, Giordanos, and Babins confront narcotics cases, organized crime, secret policing, and wartime loyalties.

In 1917, J. Edgar Hoover offers three law school classmates jobs in the Justice Department as an alternative to the trenches. Their different choices lead into wartime service, domestic investigations, and the raids that target suspected radicals after the war.

Between 1956 and the aftermath of Kennedy's assassination, the Bureau's families confront civil rights conflict, Cold War crises, and organized crime investigations. Their children pursue paths in policing and crime as national upheavals challenge loyalties across the generations.

Gideon Thorn investigates deaths in Arizona Territory, where livestock and lawmen are found drained of blood. Working with a deputy and a Papago tracker, he searches for the predators responsible before their attacks spread through the ranching community.

Homesteaders help Sloan recover from a nearly fatal wound, and he repays them by defending their settlement against a land baron. Pinkerton gunmen and a far-ranging Texas Ranger join the opposition, forcing him to face danger before fully regaining his strength.

From 1984 to 1992, Erin O'Hara's suspicions about an FBI mole deepen while the Gantt cousins investigate their fathers' deaths. Mafia drug trafficking, resurgent racist violence, and the Iran-Contra scandal intersect with the families' competing duties and ambitions.

Between 1974 and 1983, congressional investigations expose abuses by federal intelligence agencies while covert campaigns against perceived subversives persist. Nolan O'Hara leaves the Bureau to assist Senate investigators, and the families confront changing politics and new conflicts abroad.

Erin O'Hara pursues evidence against an FBI colleague while the Gantt cousins continue intelligence careers amid domestic and international terrorism. Mafia struggles and Payton Sawyer's efforts in Harlem intersect as the families approach the upheaval of September 11.

A businessman hires Sloan to find Ossian Sweet, the serial killer who murdered his daughter. Pinkerton detectives pursuing their own revenge and New Orleans mobsters hunting the same killer complicate an assignment already abandoned by the authorities.

Strike Force X is hired after a senator's daughter is kidnapped for ransom. The private military team's search leads into a network of murder films connecting American and Russian organized crime, with implications reaching into the victim's political family.

A drug cartel in Colombia appears to be led by the supposedly dead Pablo Escobar, prompting a DEA contract for Strike Force X. The private military team's investigation tests its ethical limits as danger and suspected agency corruption complicate the mission.

Reports of a monster destroying a Mississippi paddle steamer draw Gideon Thorn to Natchez. Hunting the aquatic predator means navigating a society divided by racist violence and post-Reconstruction politics, while concerns about Dinah Pilcher's recovery remain on his mind.

Brutal attacks in Arizona Territory send Gideon Thorn after a diablero said to have been summoned by Yaqui shamans. Still recovering from earlier injuries, he must investigate the supernatural threat while tensions between settlers and Native peoples threaten further violence.