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Wiki Coffin Mysteries Books in Order

Wiki Coffin Mysteries is a series of 6 books written by Joan Druett.

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Wiki Coffin Mysteries books in publication order

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6 books

1

A Watery Grave

by Joan Druett

2004

In 1838, linguist Wiki Coffin is accused of murder just before joining the U.S. Exploring Expedition. Cleared and deputized, he must catch his departing ship and identify a killer believed to be among the expedition's personnel.

2

Shark Island

by Joan Druett

2005

While investigating possible pirates near Brazil's Shark Island, Wiki Coffin encounters a troubled sealing schooner and a woman from his past. When its captain is murdered, Wiki questions the crew to challenge the accusation against another officer.

3

Run Afoul

by Joan Druett

2006

During the U.S. Exploring Expedition's voyage to Brazil, Wiki Coffin investigates a suspicious death among the scientific staff. Another killing implicates his estranged father, forcing the linguist to disentangle family tensions from a dangerous murder inquiry.

4

Deadly Shoals

by Joan Druett

2007

On the Patagonian coast, Wiki Coffin searches for a trader accused of stealing a whaler's money and schooner. A corpse leads him into a struggling settlement, where political unrest complicates a threat to the exploring expedition.

5

The Beckoning Ice

by Joan Druett

2012

Near Cape Horn in 1839, Wiki Coffin hears of a corpse on a drifting iceberg and confronts another death aboard ship. Racism and hostility complicate his investigation as the exploring expedition approaches dangerous Antarctic waters.

6

Robber Crabs

by Joan Druett

2015

Wiki Coffin enjoys sailing through the East Indies and South China Sea with local rogues and pirates. A reunion with his old college friend George Rochester aboard the Potomac disrupts that life, with a troublesome dog involved.

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