Thorn Books in Order

This first Thorn novel begins with an old act of revenge that still poisons his life. When the woman who raised him is murdered, Thorn goes hunting through the Keys and has to face the violence that made him.

The disappearance of Thorn's boyhood friend, FBI agent Gaeton Richards, opens a violent trail through the Keys. Thorn finds himself caught between a rogue government scheme, dangerous crooks, and his feelings for Gaeton's sister.

A savage killing off Key Largo sends Thorn after the people behind the death of the woman he loves. The search drags him into a dangerous web of greed, deception, and violence tied to Florida waters.

A poacher's bullet kills a young woman and shatters her mother's life. What follows is a hard-driving thriller about wildlife crime, revenge, and the human predators making fortunes from slaughter.

When Sugarman is nearly killed while working security on a luxury liner, Thorn follows the case aboard ship. A missing heiress, a hijacker, and hundreds of passengers trapped at sea make this one of his most dangerous rides.

After a brutal attack leaves Thorn paralyzed, he chases hope into an experimental pain clinic run by an old friend. Dead dolphins, medical obsession, and a doctor with no limits turn recovery into another fight for survival.

A crumbling rich family, a stolen invention, and a kidnapping pull Thorn into dangerous waters again. Teaming with Alexandra Rafferty, he follows the case from the Keys toward a violent conspiracy at sea.

A sadistic pirate king wants Thorn's property, and he is willing to kidnap a child to get it. Thorn and Alexandra Rafferty are pushed from the Keys toward a deadly showdown shaped by obsession, family wreckage, and the sea.

An old photograph from Miami's Cassius Clay era sparks arson, murder, and a political conspiracy with deep roots. When Thorn gets hold of the last surviving copy, everyone around him becomes a target.

A drowning on Florida's Peace River ties Thorn to a wealthy family he never knew was his. Out in the swamps and backcountry waters of Hell's Bay, inheritance, murder, and old bloodlines turn into a brutal chase.

After a powerful ranch patriarch is murdered, Thorn is kidnapped and dumped into a deadly game preserve. To survive, he must untangle a family war, old Florida secrets, and a land fight with lethal stakes.

A TV writer borrows obituary details for a crime show, then a real killer starts copying the script. Thorn is pulled out of Key Largo and into a grim hunt with a young policewoman before the next death notice runs.

Thorn's newly discovered son has fallen in with eco-radicals planning an action at a Florida nuclear plant. What looks like a publicity stunt quickly reveals a far more violent plot, and Thorn has to stop disaster before the state pays the price.

When Thorn gets a desperate signal from his missing son, Flynn, he heads to North Carolina ready for the worst. Instead he walks into a shifting trap of lies, eco-activists, and a dangerous woman with her own score to settle.

An old military secret and a terrified survivor draw Thorn and Sugarman far from Key Largo. Following clues from the Arizona border to a small Michigan town, they race to stop a terrorist plot before thousands die.

A teenage girl arrives at Thorn's door and pulls him into a long-buried pattern of sabotage and grief. Soon he learns that a shadowy enemy may have been engineering the disasters in his life for decades.

A road trip to watch an eclipse turns disastrous when Thorn and his goddaughter are caught in a mass shooting. Injured and estranged from Sugarman, Thorn gets one more chance to stop a larger attack before it reaches Washington.