Reed Ferguson Mystery Books in Order

A real estate agent dies after riding off a cliff, and the police call it suicide. Reed Ferguson is hired to look closer, and soon finds a crowded suspect list and a killer with something to hide.

Denver PI Reed Ferguson takes his first real case when a glamorous client asks him to find her missing husband. The deeper Reed digs, the more lies, danger, and double-crosses he uncovers.

In this quick Reed Ferguson short, a case tied to sports card collecting pulls him into cheating, suspicion, and more trouble than he expected. It is a light, fast mystery with Reed's usual offbeat charm.

What starts as a search for a stolen show dog turns into a much riskier case for Reed Ferguson. Dog shows, ransom drops, and dangerous criminals make this one anything but a simple pet recovery.

When Reed's neighbor Deuce vanishes after a mysterious phone call, Reed starts digging. The search leads into shady construction dealings, buried secrets, and a race to find his friend before it is too late.

Reed takes an unusual job as bodyguard to a wealthy young woman with plenty of attitude and plenty of danger around her. As deaths mount, he realizes the past is driving the case more than anyone admits.

A marijuana-store owner hires Reed to find out whether someone is trying to steal her growing process. Going undercover sounds simple, until secrets, lies, and murder turn the case dangerous.

A deadly house fire leaves Reed's girlfriend Willie under suspicion for arson and murder. Reed has to clear her name while staying one step ahead of whoever wants the truth buried.

A decades-old murder sends Reed looking into the life and death of private investigator Dewey Webb. As past and present collide, Reed learns some old secrets are still worth killing over.

A frightened woman asks Reed for help escaping her abusive husband, then disappears before he can protect her. Reed follows the trail into political ambition, hidden scandals, and a race against time.

Reed becomes the prime suspect in the murder of another private investigator. With no solid alibi and a killer closing in, he has to clear his name before the case kills him too.

Days before his wedding, Reed agrees to investigate suspected cheating at a poker tournament. Then a death turns the event into a murder case, and Reed ends up on a suspect list of his own.

When a Colorado Rockies player is accused of killing his best friend, Reed agrees to help. The investigation pulls him into steroids, secrets, and a case that puts both Reed and Willie at risk.

This brisk Reed Ferguson short starts with a hired-gun angle and quickly turns dangerous. Reed follows the clues into a compact mystery where a small job carries bigger risks than expected.

This Reed Ferguson novella brings Christmas-season complications and a fresh mystery to solve. Reed has to balance holiday pressure with a case that proves even a short job can go very wrong.

Reed's honeymoon in Tahiti goes sideways when he and Willie find a body on the beach. Back in Denver, the case expands into a Medicare scam, hired killers, and a relentless hunt for answers.

A young woman tells Reed she thinks her father may have killed her mother. Reed's search leads him to a rural Colorado town, a decades-old kidnapping, and an unsolved murder someone still wants hidden.

A suspicious alibi puts Reed on the trail in this short mystery. The case moves fast, and one small inconsistency is enough to suggest someone is lying about much more than timing.

What should have been a simple errand, delivering a message to an estranged daughter, becomes a murder case. Reed finds Sally at the center of danger and has to decide whether he can prove she is innocent.

This short Reed Ferguson tale revolves around theft, suspicion, and one messy trail of clues. Reed expects a quick investigation, but the case keeps widening every time he gets close to the truth.

After Reed's difficult neighbor is murdered following a tense homeowners association meeting, the woman's granddaughter hires him for help. Family friction, neighborhood grudges, and buried secrets give Reed plenty to untangle.

Natalie Bowman, a friend of Reed's, is accused of trying to buy exam answers just before Christmas. Reed has little time to clear her name before the scandal wrecks her future.

Finding a bag full of money should be simple, but nothing is simple for Reed Ferguson. Stolen cash, a murdered call girl, and threats against Willie turn one odd discovery into a deadly case.

Reed's mother calls for help after being accused of stealing a valuable ring, and then things get worse. With murder added to the mess, Reed has to investigate with his determined mother by his side.

Reed expects a strange inheritance hunt, not murder. When a wealthy father dies and another body turns up, Reed has to solve both the treasure puzzle and the killing before the clues go cold.

This Reed Ferguson novella throws Reed into a case where justice is not as clear-cut as it looks. The closer he gets to the truth, the more danger he brings down on himself.

A student drops an envelope on a Denver light-rail train, and Reed picks it up. Inside is a photo that may show a murder victim, and Reed's curiosity puts both him and the student in danger.

A trucking family wants Reed to find out what has been haunting one troubled brother. Blackmail, missing money, and family tension make this case one Reed is reluctant to take, and unable to drop.

When Cal asks Reed to look into his uncle's shady dealings, Reed enters the odd world of vintage toys. Murder soon follows, and Reed learns the stakes are much higher than the collectibles suggest.

A disgraced former detective needs Reed to clear his name in a five-year-old marijuana-shop murder. Digging into the cold case exposes layers of lies and a killer who wants the past untouched.