Read Series: Kevin Kerney
by Author Michael McGarrity
Slow Kill (2004)
RATING: 4.25Kevin Kerney has traveled a long way over the course of nine books, but he's really settled in very successfully in as the chief of police in the Santa Fe Police Department. He's also a rancher, and the book opens with him traveling to California to buy some horses for himself and hi...
Death Song (2007)
Michael McGarrity's eleventh novel in the acclaimed Kevin Kerney series achieves a new depth of masterful storytelling and a plot that will captivate readers. With McGarrity's rich, personal knowledge of police work displayed on every page, and his stunning visual sense of place in the vast New M...
Under the Color of Law (2002)
Newly-installed Santa Fe police chief Kevin Kerney receives a deadly welcome when a U.S. ambassador's ex-wife is brutally stabbed to death in her home. But before Kerney can begin to investigate, the FBI closes the case with trumped-up evidence. And the harder Kerney hunts for the truth, the more...
Mexican Hat (2004)
Kevin Kerney, ex-Santa Fe chief of detectives and ex-rancher is working as a seasonal forest ranger in the Gila Wilderness and banking his pay toward the down payment on a small ranch. Despite the county militia's planting pipe bombs on hiking trails, Kerney looks forward to a quiet summer in the...
Tularosa (2004)
This book is in the excellent tradition of Men’s Fiction. I’m not being sarcastic, I’m being serious. We got the hero, the girl and “Mission Accomplished” ™Men’s Fiction is a truly awesome category in the best tradition of virtually every great writer. It’s always a page turner. The protagonist (...
Hermit's Peak (2004)
Kevin Kerney is a deputy state police chief in New Mexico. During one of his investigations, he met a woman named Sara Brannon; and they began a relationship. Unfortunately, they were soon to be separated, as Sara was a major in the military and got posted to Korea where she is responsible for mo...
Everyone Dies (2003)
Police dramas can be rewarding, intriguing and enlightening or they can be dry, tedious and an obvious opportunity for the author to relive their police days in excruciatingly minute detail--this book was the latter. Incorporated in this basic plot of a serial killer stalking a police chief for u...