Trevor Scott Books in Order

Scott's debut is a suspense story shaped by crime, divided loyalties, and the risks that come with the wrong kind of partnership. It already shows his taste for tension and momentum.

A tech rep disappears from a U.S. air base in Germany, and Jake Adams is hired to find him. The trail leads into stolen fighter technology, murder, and post-Cold War intrigue.

While working security in Ukraine, Jake gets pulled into the aftermath of a biochemist's murder. Terrorists, stolen nerve gas, and competing intelligence players raise the stakes worldwide.

Two scientists uncover a possible breakthrough tied to heart disease, then murder follows fast. Jake races from Italy to Austria and beyond to keep the discovery from falling into the wrong hands.

Weapons designer Chad Hunter is drawn into an international deal over an advanced rifle system and a breakthrough scope. The technology is valuable enough to make him a target.

Journalist Trent Strong comes home to small-town Minnesota hoping for peace, then gets pulled into a paper-mill pollution fight and a motel murder. The local ties make the case messy fast.

This standalone thriller leans into looming danger and the sense that a turning point is coming fast. Scott keeps the suspense moving and the mood dark.

A Russian missile launch goes disastrously wrong, and Jake is swept into a scramble over a powerful airborne laser system. The chase runs from Siberia to China and the Pacific.

Private investigator Tony Caruso, aided by his bomb-sniffing dog Panzer, looks into a supposed murder-suicide in fast-growing Bend, Oregon. Money, lust, and local secrets complicate everything.

Years after earlier weapons work changed their lives, Chad Hunter and Frank Baldwin are back in another high-stakes techno-thriller. Scott pushes the danger onto a wider world stage.

What looks like a routine murder case in Europe becomes a much larger conspiracy. Jake Adams is caught between the legacy of the Teutonic Order and modern nanotechnology.

Tony Caruso is still scraping by out of his pickup when another Bend-area case turns dangerous. The series keeps its Northwest flavor and practical PI rhythm.

An international crisis pulls Jake Adams back into the cold world of espionage. Every alliance comes with a hidden edge, and every mistake carries a cost.

The past keeps pulling at the present in this quieter standalone. Scott builds suspense out of memory, return, and the trouble waiting at home.

A relentless espionage tale about persistence, pressure, and staying alive when the game turns personal. The title fits, this one does not let up easily.

A short story collection about people tied to Duluth, whether by birth, accident, or reluctant relocation. The north-country setting gives the book its shared mood and character.

Berlin's layered past hangs over this suspense novel, where old loyalties and buried secrets refuse to stay buried. The setting gives the mystery a cold, watchful edge.

A standalone built around hard judgment calls, hidden motives, and the problem of knowing whom to trust. The suspense grows out of uncertainty as much as action.

This short piece taps into political fracture and rising instability. It is brief, sharp, and built around a world coming apart at the seams.

An eerie short set among the redwoods, this one leans into folklore, menace, and the feeling that the wilderness is watching back.

A deeply personal mystery drives this standalone, with family history and human behavior at the center. Scott uses the search for answers to ask darker questions about inheritance and truth.

Jake Adams finds himself trapped in a Tunisian prison with few allies and even fewer answers. Escaping means uncovering the secret behind a dangerous scientific prize.

This standalone pivots toward discipline, conflict, and the costs of living by a hard code. Scott keeps the pacing sharp and the danger close.

After surviving one assassination attempt and losing his girlfriend, Jake goes underground. Pursued across Europe, he hunts for the people behind the attacks before they finish the job.

Chad Hunter reunites with Sirena while working on a new weapons system tied to a rail-gun project. A hotel bombing sends them into a deadly chase through South America.

Former sheriff Keenan Fitzpatrick wins a moose hunt in Newfoundland and arrives at a remote lodge. When a guest is murdered, he has days, not weeks, to find the killer.

Jake Adams has stepped back and tried for a quieter life, but retirement does not last. A new threat forces him to trade calm routines for lethal action.

During Burning Man, Keenan Fitzpatrick is hired to look into a woman's supposed overdose inside a locked RV. The truth is messier, and the suspect list keeps growing.

A warning from a former CIA leader pulls Jake into a dangerous contest shaped by a rising China. What starts as concern soon becomes a global showdown.

Jake's good life in Italy is interrupted by extremist violence and a wider intelligence game. To survive, he has to move fast before the next attack lands.

A standalone suspense novel that plays close to the edge of breakdown and danger. Scott leans into pressure, uncertainty, and the fear of losing control.

Tony Caruso goes undercover for Fish and Wildlife to stop smugglers killing bears, elk, and deer for profit. The case pushes him into remote forests and gang trouble.

Keenan Fitzpatrick is called to a sleepy Nevada outpost to look into a double homicide. Local power, federal pressure, and a mining interest all want the case to disappear.

Retired Air Force investigator Ben Adler wants a quiet life on his Oregon hobby farm. Instead, a lawyer draws him into a valley full of strange agendas and a possible murder.

As terror networks spread and global instability deepens, Jake Adams is thrown into a race to stop the next major strike. The pace is quick and the stakes stay high.

Jake is called back to the CIA for a mission tied to a volatile new threat. The job grows quickly from urgent assignment to international crisis.

Grieving and withdrawn in Iceland, Jake Adams wants nothing to do with another mission. A covert web of enemies changes that fast, and the case becomes painfully personal.

Jake is pulled back into the shadow game just when he thinks he is out. Old tradecraft, fresh betrayal, and relentless pursuit drive this hard-edged espionage outing.

Karl Adams is undercover in Moscow when a mission tied to Russia's security state begins to unravel. He has to protect his cover while a larger strategic threat gathers.

Undercover in Murmansk as a student, rookie CIA officer Karl Adams records a suspicious missile shipment. The discovery threatens to turn a new Cold War hot.

Still drifting from place to place, Max Kane finds another case that refuses to stay simple. The investigation turns on family pressure, hidden motives, and sudden danger.

Jake is trying to live quietly on Pico Island in the Azores when a fresh political plot drags him back in. The danger reaches well beyond the island.

When Max Kane learns that a retired Navy SEAL friend has died, the loss feels wrong from the start. His search for the truth uncovers a deeper and more dangerous story.

Karl Adams is now deep undercover inside Russia's spy world, where every contact could expose him. False identities and divided loyalties drive the tension.

Former military man Max Kane is pulled into a case where the legal answer and the right answer are not the same. It sets up a tough, action-minded mystery series.

Jake faces a long game built around the world's strategic chokepoints. Trade routes, power politics, and Chinese ambition turn geography itself into a battlefield.

A darker standalone, this one moves through emptiness, risk, and the pull of the unknown. Scott keeps the suspense moody and the emotional stakes close.

What should be a stabilizing agreement turns deadly in this galactic thriller. Politics, betrayal, and military pressure collide before any side can feel safe.

Duty and survival are pushed into conflict as war strips away easy ideas about honor. This entry keeps the series focused on consequence and command under stress.

A crisis built around advanced future technology kicks off this military space opera run. One trigger point is enough to send a much larger conflict spiraling outward.

An elite force is thrown into brutal interstellar conflict, where survival depends on discipline as much as firepower. Scott keeps the future setting tense and mission driven.

Max and Robin Kane walk into a case where family history and fresh deceit are tightly tangled. The deeper they dig, the more personal the damage becomes.

Max Kane and his sister Robin take on a case that exposes the rot beneath respectable surfaces. The mystery is tough, moral lines are blurry, and the danger does not stay distant.

While hiding out in Kotor, Jake Adams and Sirena are pulled into another dangerous conspiracy. Balkan tensions, old enemies, and shifting loyalties turn a refuge into a trap.

Karl Adams is buried deep inside Russian intelligence when a new operation threatens to widen into something far worse. One bad move could expose him and trigger a larger crisis.

Max and Robin Kane step into a case that is ready to explode long before they have all the facts. Scott gives them a volatile mix of secrets, danger, and bad decisions.

The pressure keeps climbing for Karl Adams as covert maneuvering tightens around him. This one leans into escalation, tradecraft, and the cost of staying in the game.

Jake's quiet time on his Montana ranch ends when an old friend's death looks far too suspicious. The investigation forces him back toward Cold War missions and enemies who have not forgotten him.

Karl Adams moves into an even darker stretch of deep-cover work, where isolation can be as dangerous as the mission. Trust is scarce, and exposure could be fatal.

This standalone turns on freedom under pressure, as private danger opens onto a larger public threat. Scott keeps the mood tense and the consequences close.

Max and Robin Kane investigate the death of a woman who sought treatment at a holistic retreat near Sequoia National Park. The case leads them into grief, money, and hidden agendas.

Max and Robin Kane take on another dangerous case, where lives and motives intersect at exactly the wrong moment. The action stays grounded in their tough working partnership.

A warning from an old colleague tells Jake Adams that the Chinese Communist Party wants him dead. With Sirena and allies from his past, he launches a brutal counteroffensive that runs from Greenland to the Alps.

Las Vegas sergeant Jane Kurtz is ordered to launch a cold case unit and recruits brilliant misfit Marco Cortes. Together they tackle the ten-year-old murder of a young Hispanic woman.

Authority itself becomes the threat in this later Max Kane novel. Max and Robin dig into a case where power is being used to intimidate, control, and hide the truth.

Karl Adams faces another bruising intelligence test, one that demands stamina as much as skill. The series stays focused on pressure, secrecy, and keeping faith with very few people.

A later standalone that tilts toward the uncanny, mixing suspense with a life-changing encounter. Scott keeps the setup unusual while still driving the story like a thriller.

A high-concept standalone built around valuable technology and the people willing to kill for it. Scott gives the familiar techno-thriller setup a clean, fast-moving shape.

Spring does not make the northern country any safer in this regional mystery. Fresh movement in the landscape only helps stir up buried trouble.

State ambition and covert action collide in this later Karl Adams thriller. Power is the point, and Karl has to decide how far he can go without losing himself.

The first Lake Superior mystery uses autumn's sharp edges to frame a new northern crime story. Place, weather, and old local secrets all carry weight.

Cold weather and colder motives shape this Lake Superior mystery. Scott uses the season well, turning winter into part of the danger rather than simple background.

The Silent Avenger run continues with another high-risk game of pursuit and retaliation. Once again, survival depends on who finds whom first.

A dead scientist in Antarctica pulls Jake Adams back to work for the Gomez Organization. Forced to bring his daughter Emma along, he heads into a mission that could kill them both.

Assassin Mace Drake follows a moral code, but that code has made him enemies. When the government wants his testimony in exchange for a pardon, everyone starts hunting him.

The Lake Superior cycle continues with a summer case that still carries the chill of older violence. Scott keeps the regional atmosphere strong and the mystery tight.

Jake Adams brokers a technology deal in Europe while Karl works parallel operations in Asia. As bodies fall and rivals close in, Jake realizes he is the real target.