Sheriff Chick Charleston Mysteries Books in Order
Sheriff Chick Charleston Mysteries is a series of 5 books written by AB Guthrie Jr.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Sheriff Chick Charleston Mysteries books in publication order
5 books
Wild Pitch
by AB Guthrie Jr
1973
A shooting at Midbury's annual picnic leaves Sheriff Chick Charleston with many possible motives and little evidence. With teenage baseball pitcher Jason Beard helping, he must untangle local grievances to identify the person behind the attack.
The Genuine Article
by AB Guthrie Jr
1977
When an unpopular Montana rancher is found dead, Chick Charleston and deputy Jason Beard investigate a community crowded with grudges. Gossip, prejudice and a second killing complicate their search while threatening the fragile peace around Midbury.
No Second Wind
by AB Guthrie Jr
1980
Bitter cold grips Midbury as ranchers and strip miners clash over the land's future. Sheriff Chick Charleston and Jason Beard struggle to contain the tension, then a murder at the miners' gathering place demands their attention.
Playing Catch-Up
by AB Guthrie Jr
1985
The murder of a sex worker draws Sheriff Chick Charleston and Jason Beard into an investigation across Montana's small towns. A local madam, wandering strangers and unhelpful neighboring police complicate their efforts to uncover what happened.
Murder in the Cotswolds
by AB Guthrie Jr
1989
Chick Charleston and his wife travel to an English village to explore her ancestry, only for a guest at their inn to be murdered. Away from his badge, the Montana sheriff must work around unfamiliar police methods.
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