Best Justin Scott Books

Isaac Bell tracks a mysterious saboteur wreaking havoc on the railroad system during America's financial panic of 1907. Cussler captures the era's industrial dangers and labor tensions.

Bell pursues a precision killer targeting Standard Oil's opponents in this early 20th-century thriller. Cussler and Scott blend detective work with oil industry intrigue during America's industrial boom.

Detective Isaac Bell investigates sabotage during 1910's most daring aviation challenge—a transcontinental race where pilots risk death for $50,000 and glory.

Detective Isaac Bell's routine missing person case in 1911 New York becomes a murder investigation when aspiring actress Anna Pape turns up dead, revealing a predator hunting women with Broadway dreams.

Van Dorn detective Isaac Bell must protect two European inventors whose breakthrough could revolutionize business—but someone will murder to steal their secret.

Cussler takes detective Bell back to 1902 when he's still green, investigating coal mine saboteurs after witnessing an accident that changes everything.

Cussler places detective Isaac Bell in pre-WWI America, where industrial espionage and battleship technology intersect with international intrigue. The naval focus adds technical depth to familiar spy thriller elements.

Bell battles the Black Hand's reign of terror through kidnapping, extortion, and arson in early 20th-century New York. Cussler and Scott explore organized crime's roots when Italian gangs first stalked American streets.

Cussler and Scott blend 1920s bootlegging with international espionage as Isaac Bell traces his mentor's shooting from rum-runners to saboteurs with bigger targets than liquor laws.