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Walt Fleming Books in Order

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Read Ridley Pearson’s Walt Fleming books in order, with summaries of crime thrillers following the sheriff of Sun Valley, Idaho, through dangerous investigations.

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Walt Fleming books in publication order

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4 books

1

Killer Weekend

by Ridley Pearson

2007

Sheriff Walt Fleming oversees security for a Sun Valley conference where Liz Shaler is expected to announce a presidential campaign. A confirmed assassination threat, competing agencies, and personal complications turn the glamorous gathering into a dangerous countdown.

2

Killer View

by Ridley Pearson

2008

A search for a missing skier leaves one rescuer dead and Sheriff Walt Fleming's friend missing. Illness at a local bottling plant adds another alarming clue, drawing Walt toward powerful interests behind a larger criminal operation.

3

Killer Summer

by Ridley Pearson

2009

Sheriff Walt Fleming prepares to protect a prestigious Sun Valley wine auction, but suspicious activity reveals a planned theft. An explosion exposes a more elaborate scheme, forcing him to respond to criminals anticipating his department's every move.

4

In Harm's Way

by Ridley Pearson

2010

Sheriff Walt Fleming investigates a Sun Valley death after Seattle detective Lou Boldt reports a connected murder. Meanwhile, photographer Fiona Kenshaw's determination to avoid publicity after a rescue raises troubling questions about the woman Walt is growing close to.

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