Order of P.T. Deutermann Books

Peter T. Deutermann, known as P.T. Deutermann, is an American author of suspense, mystery, thriller and police procedural novels. Deutermann served in the U.S. Navy for 26 years, retiring as a captain. After retirement, Deutermann got his first novel published and a book deal from St. Martin’s Press. Three of his novels have been optioned for feature films.

P.T. Deutermann made his debut as a fiction author with Scorpion of the Sea. Below is a list of P.T. Deutermann’s books in order of when they were originally published (and in chronological order):

Publication Order of Cam Richter Books

The Cat Dancers	(2005)
Spider Mountain	(2006)
The Moonpool	(2008)
Nightwalkers	(2009)

Publication Order of World War II Navy Books

Pacific Glory	(2011)
The Ghosts of Bungo Suido	(2013)
Sentinels of Fire	(2014)
The Commodore	(2016)
The Iceman	(2018)
The Nugget	(2019)
The Hooligans	(2020)
Trial by Fire	(2021)
The Last Paladin	(2022)

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Scorpion in the Sea	(1992)
The Edge of Honor	(1994)
Official Privilege	(1995)
Sweepers	(1997)
Zero Option	(1998)
Train Man	(1999)
Hunting Season	(2001)
Darkside	(2002)
The Firefly	(2003)
The Last Man	(2012)
Cold Frame	(2015)
Red Swan	(2017)

Publication Order of Non-Fiction Books

The Ops Officer's Manual

(1980)

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3 Responses to “Order of P.T. Deutermann Books”

1. Michael Thurmond: 3 weeks ago

   Just completed “Commodore!” Damn good read! Now looking for more!

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2. Tom Balfour: 10 years ago

   Hi, Captain
   I”m the former LM 2500 guy who wrote you some time ago. You made some recommendations on few of your Naval books, which I have since read, and everything else you have written, I thought. But somehow I missed Darkside, which I have just read and really enjoyed. Made me glad I went to Georgetown!
   I must say, you outdid yourself on your female characters-you must have been fantisizing.
   Seriously, I enjoy all of your books, especially those focused on the Navy. I hope you have a bunch more under construction. Nothing like an author who knows what he is talking about.
   Tom Balfour
   Former Marine
   Former LM 2500 application engineer/salesman
   Former Naval Shipbuilder (Newport News)

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   • Brandon: 10 years ago

     Hi Tom,

     The best way to contact Mr. Deutermann is through his website here: http://www.ptdeutermann.com/contact.html

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