Treasure Seekers Books in Order
Part ofDana Mentink Books in OrderBrowse Dana Mentink’s Treasure Seekers books in order, with short summaries, series background, and quick tips on where to start.
Last updated: July 13, 2026
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Treasure Seekers books in publication order
2 books
Lost Legacy
by Dana Mentink
2012
Brooke Ramsey needs a missing painting to protect her dying father’s reputation. Private investigator Victor Gage has reasons of his own for taking the case, and together they move closer to a murderer.
Final Resort
by Dana Mentink
2013
When Ava Stanton’s uncle is kidnapped from the family ski resort, she has no choice but to seek help from treasure hunter Luca Gage. Hidden fortune, old feelings, and a ruthless enemy make a dangerous mix.
Treasure Seekers books in chronological order
Series background & context
Treasure Seekers is one of Dana Mentink’s most distinctive suspense setups. Instead of cops or ranchers, the center of the series is the Gage family’s San Francisco agency, a business that recovers rare objects and, naturally, attracts danger along with them.
Each book uses a different kind of lost prize to spark the plot. Lost Legacy starts with a missing painting and a daughter desperate to protect her father’s name. Dangerous Melody raises the pressure with a rare violin and blackmail. Final Resort moves the hunt to a mountain resort, where treasure lore and kidnapping collide. Because the agency is family-run, the books also carry a nice built-in sense of loyalty and friction.
If you like clue-driven suspense with a little adventure flavor, this series is an easy recommendation. The romantic threads are strong, but the treasure-hunt angle gives these books a slightly different rhythm from Mentink’s more law-enforcement-heavy work.
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