Olympia Smith FBI Mystery Books in Order
Part ofMary Stone Books in OrderBrowse Olympia Smith FBI Mystery books by Mary Stone in order, with concise summaries, series background, and ideas on where to start this art-obsessed serial-killer series.
Last updated: December 21, 2025
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Publication Order
2 books
The Killing Game
by Mary Stone
2025
FBI agent Olympia Smith investigates a killer who stages murders as eerie recreations of famous art, turning each crime scene into a move in a deadly game only she seems willing to play to the end.
The Collector's Game
by Mary Stone
2025
A serial predator dubbed the Dentist targets sex workers and keeps their teeth as trophies, and Olympia Smith must connect a fifteen‑year‑old case to fresh killings before the collector adds more victims to his gallery.
Series background & context
Olympia Smith’s series gives Mary Stone a chance to blend art, obsession, and murder. As an FBI Special Agent, Olympia is drawn to cases where crime scenes look disturbingly like galleries—staged, deliberate, and meant to send a message. Her background and instincts make her particularly suited to reading the stories those scenes are telling.
In The Killing Game, the first Olympia Smith book, a killer appears to be recreating famous works of art in blood and bodies. Victims are posed, lighting and setting are carefully chosen, and every detail suggests a perpetrator who sees murder as performance. Olympia and her new partner have to decode not just forensic evidence, but the artistic references and personal grudges baked into each tableau.
The pattern continues in The Collector's Game, where a predator nicknamed the Dentist targets sex workers, pulling teeth as trophies and leaving macabre jewelry behind. The crimes echo a fifteen‑year‑old case, and Olympia is forced to ask whether she’s hunting a copycat or a killer who never really stopped. Each investigation tightens the focus on how someone can twist aesthetics into justification for brutality.
Olympia isn’t a lone wolf. She works within a small, tightknit team, and Stone uses their dynamic to explore how different agents react to extreme violence. Some cope with gallows humor, others with clinical detachment; Olympia herself walks the line between empathy for victims and the mental distance she needs to keep functioning.
Underneath the procedural plots, the series is interested in control—who has it, who abuses it, and how survivors reclaim it. Victims in these cases are rarely random; they’re chosen to make a point, punish a type of person, or complete a twisted “masterpiece.” Olympia’s job is to strip away the killer’s sense of artistry and reveal the uglier motives underneath.
If you like thrillers where crime scenes are puzzles within puzzles, and where culture and creativity are turned inside out, Olympia Smith’s investigations offer a sinister tour.
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