Nevada book series in reading order

by Don Winslow

by Wendi Silvano

by Rob Leininger

David Robbins is a Western writer, according to subject records that name Skye Fargo and Canyon O'Grady as fictitious characters and cite frontier and pioneer life, Colorado and Texas. Series listed under the name include Wilderness, Canyon O'Grady, White Apache, Mountain Majesty, Davy Crockett, Preacher's Law and Blood Feud, alongside Omega Sub and Battlefield Mars. Endworld is also among the linked names. Stalked (2020) is the most recent title in the listing.

Don Winslow

36 books• 11 series

Don Winslow is an American crime novelist, born October 31, 1953, whose works include Savages, The Force and the Cartel Trilogy. Winslow's 36 catalogued books begin with A Cool Breeze on the Underground (1991) and reach The Irish Goodbye (2026). Series titles include Neal Carey, Power of the Dog, Danny Ryan, Boone Daniels and Frank Decker. Drug trafficking, Mexico, California and private investigators recur across the subjects.

Cowboys, ranchers and ranch life run through Linda Lael Miller's 134 catalogued books, in historical, contemporary and western romance alike. Miller's families and places include the McKettricks, the Montana Creeds, Stone Creek, Springwater Seasons, Painted Pony Creek and the Brides of Bliss County, with a Tremayne vampire sequence off to one side. Desire and Destiny (1983) is the earliest title and The Silver Hills Boarding House the newest.

Janet Dailey

161 books• 16 series

Janet Anne Haradon Dailey (1944-2013) was an American author of romance novels, translated into nineteen languages and sold in the hundreds of millions of copies. The Dailey catalogue holds 161 books opening with No Quarter Asked (1974), followed by state-titled entries including Savage Land: Texas (1974), Darling Jenny: Wyoming (1975) and Dangerous Masquerade: Alabama (1976). Subjects cover contemporary and historical romance, western romance, ranch life, love stories, Christmas stories and the Calder family. Series listed include the Calder Saga, New Americana, Tylers of Texas, Bannon Brothers and Christmas Tree Ranch. The listing also carries titles dated after 2013, running to Kill for a Million (2026).

Matthew Reilly is an Australian action thriller writer, born 2 July 1974, whose books sell internationally. The catalogue lists 41 titles, from Contest (1996) and Ice Station (1998) to The Detective (2025). Reilly's series are Jack West Jr., Shane Schofield, Hover Car Racer, Troll Mountain and Tournament, plus a set of short stories. Subject tags include antiquities, automobile racing, action and adventure, and children's fiction.

Carole Nelson Douglas, born in 1944 and died in 2021, wrote sixty novels across mystery, fantasy and science fiction. Two mystery series dominate: the Irene Adler novels, which take the Sherlock Holmes character as their detective, and the Midnight Louie books, narrated around a cat and his owner Temple Barr. Delilah Street, Paranormal Investigator, Sword and Circlet and Crystal Phoenix fill out the range. Douglas studied theatre and English literature, then worked as a newspaper reporter and editor around Minneapolis-Saint Paul. Forty-six titles are catalogued here, from 1982 to 2018.

Stephen Bly has 98 books in the catalogue, published from 1981 to 2013, and the list is likely complete. Radical Discipleship (1981) is the earliest, followed by Devotions with a Difference (1982) and God's Angry Side (1982), with Crystal's Blizzard Trek (1986) among the titles that followed and When the Cowboys Come to Town (2013) the newest. Bly series include Legend of Stuart Brannon, Code of the West, Crystal Blake Adventures, Adventures of Nathan T. Riggins, Fortunes of the Black Hills, Austin-Stoner Files, Hidden West, Old California and Heroines of the Golden West. Subjects include westerns, Christian life, women pioneers and the American West.

Wendi Silvano writes early readers and picture books, averaging 32 pages a volume. Turkey Trouble is the one recorded series, running to Turkey's Fall Fumble (2026) with Turkey's Leprechaun Trap scheduled for 2027. The wider catalogue holds 113 titles dated 2000 onward, opening with Pancakes for Breakfast and taking in the Duck and Goose books of 2004 to 2006. Holidays supply much of the subject matter: Valentine's Day, Santa Claus and turkeys all appear in the record.

Linda Chaikin, born 1943, writes Christian historical fiction and sometimes publishes as L. L. Chaikin. Recovery of the Lost Sword (1990) opens a catalogue of 38 books that closes with Jewel of the Pacific in 2013. Nine series divide it, including Dawn of Hawaii, Heart of India, Royal Pavilions, the Egypt Trilogy, Trade Winds and Silk House. The Crusades, pirates, the Second World War and frontier pioneer life supply the historical settings, and the 1990s were Chaikin's peak decade.

Cara McKenna wrote 33 erotic romances in eight years, from Dirty Thirty (2010) to Way Down Deep (2017), several of them as Meg Maguire. Motorcyclists, pilots, sculptors and reality television performers fill the cast, with settings in Nevada, Alaska and Nova Scotia. Four series organise the catalogue: Desert Dogs, Wilinski's, Sins in the City and Flynn and Laurel. The novels are long for the genre, at a median of 331 pages.

Bill Granger, June 1, 1941 to April 22, 2012, was an American novelist from Chicago who specialised in political thrillers and also published as Joe Gash and Bill Griffith. Newspaper work at the Chicago Tribune and other Illinois papers ran alongside the fiction. November Man is the series in the catalogue, and Devereaux and Jimmy Drover appear as recurring fictitious characters. Twenty-three books are listed between 1979 and 1994, among them Public Murders (1981), Schism (1981) and The Shattered Eye (1982). Subjects name espionage thrillers, the intelligence service, private investigators and sports betting.

Rob Leininger writes crime and private investigator fiction, with Reno, Nevada, and missing persons among his subjects. The 23 catalogued titles run from 1991 to 2024 and include Killing Suki Flood and Black Sun from 1991. Leininger's series are Mortimer Angel and Gabrielle Johns. Gumshoe, January Cold Kill, Richter Ten and Sunspot all appeared in 2014, and Gumshoe Luck (2024) is the newest book.