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Where The Wrecker sits
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- Book 2 of Isaac Bell. See all Isaac Bell books in order
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- The Chase
- The book after
- The Spy
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- Last checked: September 25, 2026, against penguinrandomhouse.com
What The Wrecker is about
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- Someone keeps attacking the Cascades express lines of the Southern Pacific Railroad, and Detective Isaac Bell is on the case. (Library of Congress; read November 6, 2026)
Investigating a series of attacks on the Southern Pacific Railroad's Cascades express lines, Detective Bell
- He learns of a saboteur who is hard to catch and who recruits his own accomplices and then murders them. (Library of Congress; read November 6, 2026)
an elusive saboteur who recruits and murders his own accomplices
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Other books in Isaac Bell
15 books listed so far
- Book 1: The Chase
- Book 3: The Spy
- Book 4: The Race
- Book 5: The Thief
- Book 6: The Striker
- Book 7: The Bootlegger
- Book 8: The Assassin
- Book 9: The Gangster
- Book 10: The Cutthroat
- Book 11: The Titanic Secret
- Book 12: The Saboteurs
- Book 13: The Sea Wolves
- Book 14: The Heist
- Book 15: The Iron Storm
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