Vincent Zandri Books in Order

A short, punchy thriller with a dangerous central figure and the kind of pressure Zandri likes to spring fast. Expect menace, momentum, and a nasty turn.

A high-altitude nightmare with a title that tells you exactly why nobody on this flight is relaxing. Zandri turns a cramped setting into pure panic.

Steve Jobz tangles with leverage, secrets, and someone who knows exactly what fear is worth. The deeper he digs, the costlier the truth becomes.

When a missing bride's parents hire Keeper Marconi and Blood to find their daughter after she is left at the altar, the case pulls them into Albany's underworld. Weddings rarely get this ugly.

Nazi treasure, deadly rivals, and another historical trail Chase cannot resist. The prize is immense, and so is the danger.

Chase Baker faces one of the series' wildest premises yet, where Nazi obsession and impossible technology crash together. It is history chase, pulp thriller, and conspiracy ride in one.

Moonlight stumbles into another life-or-death case where his bad luck and battered brain are tested to the limit. The title promises final stops and hard landings, and the story delivers both.

A body changes everything in this later Marconi thriller. What should be simple evidence turns into another hard-boiled spiral of lies, violence, and bad truths.

The Rebecca Underhill trilogy closes with the past still clawing its way forward. Buried truths, old fear, and unfinished trauma finally come to a head.

Keeper Marconi takes on a case where fear, rumor, and something all too real begin to blur. The name sounds like folklore, but the danger is human and immediate.

An everyday object becomes the center of a short, eerie suspense story. Zandri has fun with the idea that the familiar can turn wrong without warning.

A hard, dirty short thriller built around someone who deals in what other people throw away. In Zandri's hands, refuse usually hides something worse.

A younger Chase Baker is thrown into a dangerous plot involving an assassin and the President. It is a fast prequel-style adventure with history, risk, and plenty of momentum.