Razoni & Jackson Books in Order
Razoni & Jackson is a series of 5 books written by Warren Murphy.
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Razoni & Jackson books in publication order
5 books
City in Heat
by Warren Murphy
1973
The murder of a Black leader brings detectives Ed Razoni and William Jackson together on a volatile case. Their contrasting personalities and sharp exchanges shape an investigation through a city where racial tensions complicate the search for answers.
Dead End Street
by Warren Murphy
1973
Detectives Razoni and Jackson investigate the murders of sex workers in New York. Their search takes them through a neighborhood of suspicious businesses and reluctant witnesses, while their constant arguments accompany a difficult hunt for the killer.
One Night Stand
by Warren Murphy
1973
Truck hijackings draw detectives Ed Razoni and William Jackson into another case, but the investigation becomes personal when they are suspected of murder. The partners must pursue the criminals while dealing with accusations against themselves.
Down and Dirty
by Warren Murphy
1974
The murder of a police officer in Little Italy threatens to ignite a gang war. Razoni and Jackson investigate rival gambling operations, but their personal connections to the crime bosses complicate their efforts to discover who's responsible.
Lynch Town
by Warren Murphy
1974
Driving south, Razoni and Jackson stop in an Alabama town where racism reaches into local law enforcement. A bank robbery and the town's hostility entangle the visiting detectives in trouble that threatens more than their travel plans.
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