Jon Stanton Thrillers books in order

The Jon Stanton Thrillers series by Victor Methos is a fourteen-book series running from 2011 to 2019, starting with Chains of Darkness.

Reading order

# Title Published Author Buy on Amazon
1 Chains of Darkness 2011 Victor Methos N/A
2 The White Angel Murder / Chains of Darkness 2011 Victor Methos Buy
3 Walk In Darkness 2011 Victor Methos Buy
4 Sin City Homicide 2012 Victor Methos Buy
5 Arsonist 2012 Victor Methos Buy
6 The Porn Star Murders 2013 Victor Methos Buy
7 Sociopath 2013 Victor Methos Buy
8 Black Widow 2013 Victor Methos Buy
9 Run Away 2014 Victor Methos Buy
10 Mania 2015 Victor Methos Buy
11 Peak Road 2015 Victor Methos Buy
12 Peak Road - A Short Thriller 2015 Victor Methos N/A
13 Purgatory 2017 Victor Methos Buy
14 Shadows 2019 Victor Methos Buy

Victor Methos wrote fourteen books in the Jon Stanton Thrillers series between 2011 and 2019. The series starts with Chains of Darkness and moves quickly through three entries in its first year alone, with The White Angel Murder / Chains of Darkness and Walk In Darkness also arriving in 2011. Reading them in publication order is the best approach, since characters and storylines carry forward from book to book.

The middle stretch of the series produced a steady run of titles from 2012 to 2015, including Sin City Homicide, Arsonist, The Porn Star Murders, Sociopath, and Black Widow. After a gap, Purgatory appeared in 2017, and the series wrapped up with Shadows in 2019. Peak Road also has a companion short thriller published the same year.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the Jon Stanton Thrillers series?

There are fourteen books in the Jon Stanton Thrillers series, published between 2011 and 2019.

What is the first book in the Jon Stanton Thrillers series?

The first book in the Jon Stanton Thrillers series is Chains of Darkness, published in 2011.

Do you need to read the Jon Stanton Thrillers books in order?

Reading the Jon Stanton Thrillers series in publication order starting with Chains of Darkness (2011) is recommended, as characters and storylines develop across the fourteen books.

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