Rob Osler Books in Order
Explore Rob Osler books in order, with publication details and book summaries to help you choose where to start and plan your next read.
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Rob Osler books in publication order
4 books
Devil's Chew Toy
by Rob Osler
2022
After a night he cannot fully recall, teacher and blogger Hayden learns that the dancer he likes has disappeared. Joining the missing man’s determined friends, he follows clues through Seattle toward a criminal operation exploiting vulnerable lives.
Cirque du Slay
by Rob Osler
2024
A circus director is found dead in her hotel suite during a charity event, with Hayden’s acquaintance discovered beside the body. He and Hollister investigate an eccentric company of performers to clear her before a practised deceiver escapes responsibility.
The Case of the Missing Maid
by Rob Osler
2024
Newly hired detective Harriet Morrow must find a missing maid in 1898 Chicago while sceptical colleagues watch for failure. Her search through a wealthy household and the Polish community exposes dangerous motives that threaten both the missing woman and her career.
The Case of the Murdered Muckraker
by Rob Osler
2026
Harriet Morrow goes undercover in a Chicago tenement after a journalist investigating political corruption is murdered. As she gathers the residents’ trust, evidence of a possible frame-up draws her toward another death and enemies determined to silence her.
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