Robert J Mrazek Books in Order

In Civil War Virginia, fifteen-year-old Jamie Lockhart's mother takes in a boarder while his father is away fighting. When Jamie discovers the stranger desecrating soldiers' graves, a mystery emerges against the destruction surrounding his mountain home.

Wounded Union lieutenant Kit McKittredge joins a military investigator in wartime Washington. A procurement fraud case leads to a young woman's murder and a conspiracy involving powerful figures, threatening both the investigators and the country's future.

American lieutenant Liza Marantz arrives in wartime England to help protect Allied invasion secrets. When two colleagues are murdered, she and a former homicide detective investigate conspiracies that could jeopardize the preparations for D-Day and their own lives.

This nonfiction history follows Torpedo Squadron Eight through the battles of Midway and Guadalcanal. Robert Mrazek reconstructs the airmen's experiences, the losses they suffered, and controversies surrounding decisions that shaped their role in the Pacific war.

Drawing on airmen's firsthand accounts, this history reconstructs an American bombing mission against Stuttgart in September 1943. It examines the decisions and conditions behind heavy losses, following the experiences of crew members in combat and afterward.

An ancient ship and preserved Viking remains discovered beneath Greenland's ice draw archaeologist Lexy Vaughan and retired general Steven Macaulay into an investigation. Sabotage and a secretive society threaten their effort to understand the discovery's extraordinary implications.

Lexy Vaughan and Steve return to search for the Peking Man fossils that vanished during World War II. In this thriller, the remains' significance to a growing religious movement places the hunt at the center of political danger.

In 1967, Cornell student Rick Ledbetter prepares for naval service in Vietnam while his brother opposes the war on moral grounds. Their contrasting choices unsettle a wealthy Long Island family already struggling with its own divisions.

Former army officer Jake Cantrell works campus security when a powerful alumnus is found hanging from a footbridge. A second death strengthens his suspicions of murder, sending him after buried secrets as an approaching hurricane adds urgency.

This biography follows Florence Finch, a Filipina American widow who joined resistance efforts during Japan's occupation of the Philippines. Drawing on personal accounts, it describes her work diverting fuel to support prisoners of war and the danger she faced.

After losing his campus security job during an opioid crisis, Jake Cantrell is hired to find a missing student and talented singer. His search leads through street gangs, concealed secrets, and a mysterious group with dangerous interests.