John Puller Books in Order
John Puller is a special agent with the U.S. Army's Criminal Investigation Division (CID), the most decorated combat veteran in the Army. Built like a linebacker with the mind of a detective, Puller is called in to investigate crimes that intersect military and civilian worlds. The series combines military thriller elements with complex murder mysteries as Puller uncovers conspiracies that reach the highest levels of power.
Zero Day
Army investigator John Puller is sent to a remote West Virginia mining town to investigate a brutal murder. What he finds is a conspiracy that reaches far beyond the small community and threatens national security.
Published: 2011
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The Forgotten
Puller travels to Paradise, Florida to investigate his aunt's suspicious death and stumbles into a human trafficking operation with ties to the military and organized crime.
Published: 2012
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The Escape
Puller's brother Robert, a former Air Force intelligence officer convicted of treason, escapes from a maximum-security military prison. Puller must find him and uncover whether his brother is truly a traitor or the victim of a massive frame-up.
Published: 2014
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No Man's Land
Puller investigates the thirty-year-old disappearance of his mother from Fort Monroe. The search forces him to confront painful family secrets and a conspiracy that someone will kill to keep buried.
Published: 2016
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