Robert Lane Books in Order

Jake Travis is hired to retrieve a stolen Cold War letter from a Florida nightclub owner. The assignment uncovers human trafficking and another missing document, drawing Jake and his allies into a struggle with increasingly personal stakes.

Jake Travis agrees to search for Susan Blake's missing niece, Jenny Spencer. As the investigation develops, Jenny's fate becomes entangled with Kathleen's past, forcing Jake to weigh desperate methods against the relationship and principles he hopes to protect.

Assigned to kill an assassin disguised as a cardinal, Jake Travis discovers he has killed a real churchman instead. Pursuing the intended target, he must also unravel why the cardinal apparently arranged his own death.

Jake Travis infiltrates a corrupt Miami art dealer's circle for the FBI. Life aboard the dealer's luxury yacht and attraction to his assistant complicate the mission, threatening Jake's loyalty to Kathleen as danger closes around him.

A murder revives Jake Travis's search for the truth about his sister's childhood abduction. Doubts about the apparent culprit push him toward powerful adversaries, making the investigation a personal struggle with guilt, loss, and long-concealed secrets.

Jake Travis expects to hide an accountant who can testify against a drug lord, but the man arrives with his family. When the children disappear, Jake pursues redemption through an investigation complicated by withheld information and suspicious neighbors.

Jake Travis helps a friend reconnect with an old lover, Elizabeth Walker, then investigates the friend's murder. Elizabeth's guarded past and a decades-old family tragedy complicate the case while Jake struggles with obstacles to his own happiness.

A medallion and a demand for money reopen questions about Christopher Callaghan's death in a boat fire twenty years earlier. Jake Travis investigates old friendships and guarded secrets that lead toward a covert intelligence network.

Jake Travis searches for his missing nephew while helping investigate a young girl's fatal shooting. A link between the cases draws him into a forbidden affair and a conflict in which powerful families will do anything to protect their own.

Jake Travis accepts seven days to recover a stolen Dali painting in exchange for a major donation to his refugee center. A ruthless art dealer, murder and threats against his wife turn the search into an increasingly desperate gamble.

When Hannah Carlson disappears after asking him to find her kidnapped grandmother, Jake Travis vows to recover both women. Old photographs connect the case to a Supreme Court nominee, drawing Jake against an organization determined to protect the man's past.

A letter tells Archie Williams that the daughter he believed stillborn forty-seven years ago is alive. Jake Travis investigates a clinic's suspicious history and the deaths of young mothers, attracting the attention of someone prepared to revive old violence.