Tracy Crosswhite Books in Order

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.