Robert Dugoni Books in Order

Based on a true case, this book follows the investigation of a young Idaho worker's cyanide poisoning and the long legal fight to hold a powerful polluter accountable. It reads with the tension of a thriller because the stakes were real.

Attorney David Sloane begins to suspect his courtroom success is more than skill when a supposed suicide leads him into a murder investigation and a far-reaching conspiracy. A legal thriller that quickly grows well beyond the courthouse.

Seattle attorney Dana Hill is hit by a medical crisis, her husband's betrayal, and her twin brother's murder in rapid succession. Teaming with detective Michael Logan, she follows the clues toward a secret powerful people want buried.

David Sloane takes on the widow of a National Guardsman killed in Iraq and soon uncovers a case that points far beyond negligence. The deeper he digs, the more the truth threatens his family as well.

A malpractice suit over a little boy's death should be a straightforward win for David Sloane, until a toy designer makes a shocking confession and vanishes. The case turns into a hunt for truth, revenge, and one more child in danger.

When attorney Barclay Reid is charged with killing the drug trafficker she blamed for her daughter's death, David Sloane agrees to defend her. His first criminal case grows darker as he realizes his client may be hiding plenty.

David Sloane's troubled son is sent to a brutal wilderness detention camp after a petty crime goes wrong. To save the boys trapped inside, Sloane has to take on a corrupt judge and a system built to hide abuse.

When Sarah Crosswhite's remains are finally found, Seattle detective Tracy Crosswhite returns to the case that shaped her life. The search for the real killer forces her back into old secrets and immediate danger.

Before she was a homicide detective, Tracy Crosswhite was a teacher entering the Seattle Police Academy with one goal, finding justice for her sister. This prequel shows the grit, bias, and pressure that shape her early path.

A serial killer called the Cowboy is hunting young women in North Seattle, and Tracy Crosswhite may have been marked as part of the game. To stop him, she has to reopen an old investigation others want left alone.

Young patrol officer Tracy Crosswhite answers what seems like a routine domestic disturbance while a reporter shadows her for the night. The call turns into a hostage crisis and a sharp test of the nerve that will define her career.

Tracy helps an old academy friend revisit the decades-old death of a Native teenage girl once ruled a suicide. The cold case leads into a small town with long memories and carefully buried lies.

Young attorney Peter Donley defends a priest accused of murdering a teenage boy at a San Francisco shelter. What looks damning at first opens into a brutal fight over hidden crimes, damaged loyalties, and who gets believed.

The hit-and-run death of a young boy should have an answer, until the suspected driver is shielded by the military and key evidence disappears. Tracy's search for justice exposes a wider criminal operation tied to the base.

A woman's body hauled up in a crab pot gives Tracy Crosswhite a victim with no clear identity and too many missing pieces. As the case unfolds, betrayal and greed drive it toward a dangerous finish.

A missing young woman who resisted her family's plans is found dead in an abandoned well, and Tracy takes the case. At the same time, trouble inside her unit puts careers, and lives, on shaky ground.

Born with red pupils and branded Devil Boy by cruel classmates, Sam Hill grows up feeling set apart from everyone around him. As an adult, he looks back on faith, friendship, heartbreak, and the life he nearly misunderstood.

Former CIA officer Charles Jenkins agrees to one last Moscow mission and finds himself hunting the killer of American sleeper agents. Nothing is as it first seems, and soon he is running not just from Russia but from his own side.

Back in Cedar Grove with her husband and baby, Tracy hopes for a quiet stretch of time and gets anything but. A reporter's murder and an old local case pull her toward a conspiracy with roots in her hometown.

Charles Jenkins returns to Russia to find out whether the woman who once saved him is still alive in Lefortovo Prison. To get her out, he must trust an old enemy and survive a hunt stretching far beyond Moscow.

Reassigned to cold cases, Tracy investigates the long-ago abduction of a five-year-old girl while another woman vanishes in the present. Both cases hinge on family secrets, fractured marriages, and what people hide behind quiet doors.

In this short prequel, rookie Seattle homicide detective Del Castigliano investigates two bodies pulled from Lake Union. What starts as a first big break becomes a hard lesson in corruption and the price of looking too closely.

In 1979, Vincent Bianco expects an easy last summer before college and instead finds himself working beside two Vietnam veterans carrying hard memories. Decades later, he begins to understand how that summer shaped the man he became.

Charles Jenkins is dragged back into Russia when the last two American sleeper agents in a secret network go silent. Between the mob, the security services, and his own kill order, every move could be the wrong one.

Tracy reopens the disappearance of reporter Lisa Childress, a case that has haunted the missing woman's family for decades. The answers lead into political corruption, police scandal, and a killer who may not be finished.

Former chess prodigy Keera Duggan returns to her family's defense firm and lands a headline murder case on her first homicide defense. The deeper she reads the board, the more dangerous the game becomes.

Tracy reopens the Route 99 serial killer case, a failure that has shadowed Seattle for decades. Working with her old adversary Johnny Nolasco, she finds corruption and cover-ups almost as dangerous as the killer.

In 1933 Seattle, young reporter William Shoe Shumacher sees a high-profile murder as his shot at a real career. His digging into vice, corruption, and clashing stories puts him in the middle of a citywide powder keg.

Keera Duggan agrees to defend Jenna Bernstein, a biotech CEO charged with killing her former partner and lover. The problem is that Keera has known Jenna since childhood, and knows exactly how dangerous she can be.

After a suspect with ties to her sister's killer gets free on a technicality, Tracy Crosswhite heads to Cedar Grove to regain her footing. What follows is a tense cat-and-mouse fight with revenge driving every move.

Set against World War II, this novel follows Sam Carlson, a POW in the Pacific, and Sarah Haber, a gifted codebreaker in Washington. Their lives move toward a devastating collision shaped by war, love, and one tragic mission.

Keera Duggan defends the nephew of her trusted investigator after a double homicide in South Seattle points straight at him. The evidence looks grim, but the deeper she digs, the more the case looks like a conspiracy.

When Sheriff Jenny Almond is charged with murdering an unarmed veteran, Tracy Crosswhite digs into the shooting and an old disappearance tied to the same man. The case links split-second choices in the present to secrets buried for decades.