Stone Barrington · Book 4

Swimming to Catalina

Published
1 January 1998
Pages
398
ISBN-13
9780060574826
Type
novel
Cover of Swimming to Catalina

About this book

The 4th book in the Stone Barrington series, Swimming to Catalina was published in 1998 at 398 pages by Stuart Woods. It follows Dead in the Water and precedes Worst Fears Realized in the reading order.

Key facts about Swimming to Catalina

Swimming to Catalina is a novel by Stuart Woods. Readers have had it since 1998. It runs to 398 pages.

Our list holds 1 edition of Swimming to Catalina. Since each edition has its own ISBN, search for 9780060574826 to find the main one.

Swimming to Catalina is book 4 of 69 in the Stone Barrington series. The series has 67 published books, while 2 more have announced dates. However, the series starts with New York Dead (1991).

Stuart Woods' Deep Water is the latest book in the series with a full release date, out on 2 June 2026. Meanwhile, Stuart Woods' Hostile Intent comes next, with an announced date of 17 November 2026.

Additionally, Stuart Woods writes Will Lee, Ed Eagle and Holly Barker, plus 2 more series. Those series sit on our thriller and mystery shelves.

About Stuart Woods

Stuart Woods (1938-2022) was an American thriller novelist and one of the most prolific series writers of his generation, publishing roughly one book a year across six long-running series for over four decades. See every Stuart Woods book in order.

Its place in Stone Barrington

Swimming to Catalina is book 4 in the Stone Barrington series. It follows Dead in the Water. It is followed by Worst Fears Realized. See the full Stone Barrington reading order.

Stone Barrington is a former NYPD homicide detective turned Manhattan attorney whose real career is trouble: expensive trouble, glamorous trouble, and a body count most law firms would find alarming. Introduced in New York Dead (1991), Stone left the force after a shooting left him with a permanent limp and a pension, and was pulled into private practice by his old partner Dino Bacchetti (who stayed a cop and became his lifelong friend and NYPD contact) and the powerful law firm Woodman & Weld, which uses him for…

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