Richard Prosch Books in Order

This collection follows thirteen-year-old Deputy Constable Jo Harper through new dangers in 1911 Willowby, Wyoming. With friends, enemies, and strangers crossing her path, Jo must keep solving mysteries without losing her footing.

Seventeen crime stories range from a 1965 blackout to Depression-era Nebraska, Manhattan streets, and rural South Carolina. Criminals, bystanders, cops, and old secrets collide in tales where justice is often brutal.

Ex-state cop Dan Spalding wants only to run his vintage record shop in peace. When a stolen valuable LP leads to a murder connected to a notorious entertainer, Dan becomes the next person in danger.

Former state cop Dan Spalding runs a vintage record store in Ozark City, until a washed-up television star brings in suspicious vinyl. The collection launches Dan into gangs, hidden secrets, and the sort of trouble that is bad for business.

In the early twentieth century, Phil Dunlap sees profit in selling phonograph records to friends and family. But an encounter with the wrong customer turns his small business plan into a dangerous brush with the past.

Dan Spalding tries to protect old friend Digger Strickland when buried secrets point toward Darian Cole, an evangelist running for the Senate. A backwards message on an old record opens a path to a long-hidden evil.

Dan takes what looks like an easy private-security job for a college professor and his girlfriend. Instead, he steps into a case where love, betrayal, vengeance, and criminal favors turn a simple assignment deadly.

This Western story collection brings together outlaws, gunmen, young inventors, artists, and lawmen across the old frontier. The title story, a Spur Award winner, sits beside tales of grudges, oddball trouble, and wide-open country.

Runaway performer Apple May wants out of an Ozark City club, and Dan agrees to help. But escaping mob boss Adrian Mitchell proves far more dangerous than either of them expects, especially when powerful people refuse to let her go.

A collection of Western tales set among Nebraska and Wyoming ranges, where wrecked wagons, dangerous jobs, gambling, and old memories lead to trouble. Lawmen, gunfighters, and strangers face hard choices with action and dry humor.

Without Marti Stahl, the Ozarks feel lonelier than ever to Dan Spalding. When a battered, drowned woman appears to match Marti's description, Dan pursues justice through a small-town crime boss and his hired guns.

A day of violence leaves Dan Spalding facing a ruthless warning: criminals will target everyone around him. With friends under attack and old losses weighing on him, Dan moves against Reese Hogan's powerful criminal empire.

Dan witnesses a young woman plunge from Stu Heinrichs's yacht, then finds himself trapped in a case involving murder and public outrage. To expose the truth, he risks his life, the people he loves, and his hard-won future.

In 1879 Nebraska, young Augustus John rides with Doc Middleton's Pony Boys, a loose band of horse thieves. As vigilantes and lawmen close in, Gus must decide whether loyalty to the gang is worth its mounting cost.

In Tatendra, leader Celestyne and mechanician Devron Koert face Mage-King Govannon as magic and engineered armor collide. With the realm's twin moons nearing disaster, their uneasy alliance may be its only defense.