Rob Leininger Books in Order

Physicist Maurice Tyler tries to warn the world that the sun may be heading toward a catastrophic blink. As temperatures plunge and panic spreads, he and reporter Gail fight to stay alive in a collapsing America.

Frank Limosin stops in the New Mexico desert to help eighteen-year-old Suki Flood with a flat tire and instantly knows trouble has arrived. He keeps trying to walk away, but Suki's problems keep pulling him deeper.

Leininger breaks down the Carlsbad pawn structure and shows how it shapes plans in the chess middlegame. It is a focused, practical guide for players who want clearer ideas, not just more opening moves.

Andy Stillman returns to Wyoming with a civil engineering degree and finds his father murdered and the family ranch under attack. Outnumbered by a rival cattle outfit, he has to use brains, nerve, and grit to survive.

On his first day as a Reno PI-in-training, former IRS agent Mortimer Angel stumbles into the city's biggest case: a missing mayor, a missing district attorney, and a severed head in his ex-wife's Mercedes. Funny, grubby, and dangerous.

Gabrielle Johns, a Reno poker player with private-eye training, is asked to help a judge's wife who is being stalked by a man with compromising photos she cannot explain. What starts as quiet damage control turns ugly fast.

This political satire follows a grandiose, lawless president at the height of his power as ego, spin, and bad judgment pile up around him. The danger comes from what happens when people who should know better keep saying yes.

In 1969, sailor Charlie Baggs reaches the wild liberty town outside Subic Bay while trying to decide whether to stay in the Navy or get out. The result is part coming-of-age story, part portrait of war-era restlessness.

Geophysicist Steven Bell thinks a roaring Oregon fumarole is the warning sign of a disaster on a monstrous scale. Greed, government pressure, and a rare-earth bonanza close in as the ground keeps shifting beneath everyone.

A giant sunspot begins dimming the sun, and physicist Dr. Tyler knows the world is in terrible trouble. As cold and panic spread, he is pushed from theory into a fight for survival.

Back from college in 1875, Andy Stillman finds his father murdered and his Wyoming ranch targeted by a ruthless rival. Branded a tenderfoot by the locals, he has to prove that book learning can fight just as hard as guns.

In this satirical political thriller, a self-important president sits at the center of a nest of fear, loyalty, and bad decisions. The story plays out like a dark joke about power, image, and the cost of letting snakes run the room.

After two impossible deaths, thirteen-year-old genius Josh Anders and a catatonic girl named Angel end up on the run from U.S. agencies and Russian commandos. Josh's strange power could change physics, and maybe start a war.

Nicholas Phree discovers a narcoleptic genie and a fast, opinionated flying carpet in his attic, then tumbles into a globe-hopping adventure. It's whimsical, silly, and written with one eye on kids and the other on grown-up readers.

A sharp political satire about a reckless president, the people protecting him, and the chaos that follows when power outruns judgment. Leininger leans into dark humor, ugly motives, and the machinery of government gone sideways.

Mort is hired by Sarah Dellario, a college engineering student posing as a hooker, to find her missing sister. The search leads from Reno to Gerlach and into the disappearance of a presidential candidate.

Relaxing in a Reno casino bar, Mort agrees to help a young woman who received a million-dollar demand. He soon finds the body of missing rapper Jo-X and gets dragged into a messy, dangerous case that runs all the way to Las Vegas.

Mort and his assistant Lucy are working an embezzlement case when the stripped skull of Mort's old IRS boss turns up in Lucy's car. What looks grotesque and random becomes a deeply personal Reno investigation.

After a beautiful stranger from a casino bar spirits Mort away, he vanishes for days and reappears on a strange new case. The trail sends him across the West and into one surprise after another.

On a stormy Nevada road, Mort stops for a half-dressed young woman and ends up pulled into his deadliest case yet. With Harper Leeman beside him and a killer behind them, every mile gets worse.

When the U.S. attorney general disappears after leaving the Justice Department, Mort is quietly asked to help find her. The case pulls Reno's most reluctant celebrity gumshoe into Washington intrigue and fresh danger.