William Kent Krueger Books In Order (Full List)

In "Boundary Waters" by William Kent Krueger, detective Cork O'Connor investigates a mysterious disappearance in the picturesque beauty of Minnesota's Boundary Waters. As intrigue deepens, O'Connor's search reveals dark secrets and forces him to confront his own past. A gripping mystery immersed in breathtaking wilderness.

In "Purgatory Ridge" by William Kent Krueger, an unsettling mystery unfolds in the small town of Aurora, Minnesota, as Sheriff Cork O'Connor investigates a series of gruesome murders that expose the dark secrets lurking beneath the surface. A chilling and riveting tale of justice and redemption.

In "Devil's Bed" by William Kent Krueger, a small-town sheriff takes on a baffling case that unravels secrets buried for decades, unearthing a twisted web of deception, danger, and dark history. A chilling and gripping tale of suspense that will leave readers on the edge of their seats.

In "Blood Hollow" by William Kent Krueger, Detective Cork O'Connor investigates a fateful summer event in Tamarack County, where secrets are woven through the dense forests, casting shadows on a tight-knit community. A chilling mystery awaits beneath the veneer of idyllic small-town life.

In "Mercy Falls" by William Kent Krueger, investigator Cork O'Connor faces a haunting mystery in a small Minnesota town. As tensions rise and secrets unravel, he races against time to uncover the truth, protecting his loved ones and the community from a sinister threat.

In Copper River, William Kent Krueger returns with a gripping tale of a shattered family and a relentless quest for truth, set against the stunning backdrop of Alaska. With vivid characters and a masterful plot, this suspenseful mystery will keep readers guessing until the very end.

In "Thunder Bay" by William Kent Krueger, Detective Cork O'Connor delves into the mysterious disappearance of a friend's son in the rugged wilderness of Minnesota, uncovering a tangled web of secrets, treachery, and the haunting echoes of a tragic past.

Red Knife by William Kent Krueger is a suspenseful and gripping thriller that delves into the dark underbelly of a Native American reservation, exposing corruption, greed, and a trail of brutal crimes.

In William Kent Krueger's gripping thriller "Heaven's Keep," a small-town sheriff searches for his missing wife in the rugged Montana wilderness while uncovering a deadly conspiracy that threatens to tear his world apart. A heart-pounding tale of survival and deceit.

In "Vermilion Drift" by William Kent Krueger, retired detective Cork O'Connor is drawn into a gripping mystery when a long-lost mine and a secret from the past resurface, leading to a deadly hunt for gold and redemption in the unforgiving landscapes of Minnesota.

In "Northwest Angle" by William Kent Krueger, a tense and gripping mystery unfolds in the rugged wilderness of Minnesota's northwoods. As danger lurks for Cork O'Connor, he must navigate treacherous waters to uncover the truth and fight for survival.

In "Trickster's Point" by William Kent Krueger, the renowned author takes readers on a gripping journey through the mysterious landscapes of Tamarack County, where danger, deceit, and the supernatural intersect, testing the instincts of ex-sheriff Cork O'Connor.

In the gripping novel "Tamarack County" by William Kent Krueger, the tranquility of northern Minnesota is shattered when a dangerous snowstorm traps Cork O'Connor in a deadly struggle to protect his family and solve a series of unexplained murders.

In "Ordinary Grace" by William Kent Krueger, a tragic summer in 1961 unravels the town of New Bremen. Narrated by 13-year-old Frank Drum, this coming-of-age tale explores loss, forgiveness, and the unpredictability of life in a small Minnesota town. A poignant and gripping novel that captiv

In "Windigo Island" by William Kent Krueger, detective Cork O'Connor finds himself investigating the disappearance of Native American girls, highlighting the dark underbelly of human trafficking in Minnesota's remote wilderness.

In "Manitou Canyon," author William Kent Krueger takes readers on a suspenseful journey through the hauntingly beautiful wilderness of Minnesota, where a missing hiker sets off a chain of dark events that will challenge detective Cork O'Connor like never before.

In "Sulfur Springs" by William Kent Krueger, ex-sheriff Cork O'Connor embarks on a relentless search for his missing stepson in the mysterious borderlands of Arizona, revealing dark secrets and confronting the dangerous underbelly of the Southwest.

In William Kent Krueger's gripping thriller, Desolation Mountain, Detective Cork O'Connor finds himself in the midst of a dangerous conspiracy when a plane carrying a prominent senator crashes on Desolation Mountain, leading him to unravel a web of secrets with potentially devastating consequences.

In "This Tender Land" by William Kent Krueger, four orphans embark on a treacherous journey through the American Midwest during the Great Depression. As they face adversity, their search for a true home becomes a powerful exploration of resilience, hope, and the enduring bonds of friendship.

In "Lightning Strike" by William Kent Krueger, the electrifying new installment in the Cork O'Connor series, the renowned detective finds himself chasing a cunning killer amidst the stormy backdrop of Minnesota's untamed wilderness. A heart-stopping tale of suspense that will leave readers breathless.

In "Fox Creek," William Kent Krueger weaves a gripping tale of a small Midwestern town haunted by a mysterious disappearance, as a retired detective and a troubled teenager join forces to unravel the dark secrets lurking beneath the surface.

"The most frightening thing we do in our lives is to love."

In "The River We Remember," William Kent Krueger sends Cork O'Connor into a new installment that has to be read after the earlier books. A quiet lead turns dangerous, and the truth is worse than the rumor that started it.

"There is no hell, Little Rabbit,” Meloux offered. “Except what we create for ourselves here or others create for us. Better that this man’s spirit has moved on."

In "Spirit Crossing," William Kent Krueger sends Cork O'Connor into a new installment that has to be read after the earlier books. Old loyalties get tested, and the last chapters change who can be trusted.

In "Apostle's Cove," William Kent Krueger sends Cork O'Connor into a new installment that has to be read after the earlier books. What starts as a favor becomes a hunt, and walking away stops being a real choice.

In "God's Country," William Kent Krueger sends Cork O'Connor into a new installment that has to be read after the earlier books. Friends, suspects, and unfinished business collide before the case will close.