Agent Hill Books in Order

Agent Hill is James Hunt in full action-serial mode. The books are short, quick, and built like TV episodes, with Agent Sarah Hill at the center of the chaos. She works for the GSF, a deeply secretive organization that operates outside the normal lines of government power, which means the missions can move fast and the damage can get big.

Hill is the kind of lead Hunt clearly enjoys writing. She is capable, aggressive, not especially patient, and much more comfortable in danger than in ordinary life. A lot of the fun comes from watching her throw herself at problems that would make more cautious people back up and call for support.

Support does matter, though.

One of the recurring dynamics is Hill's connection with Bryce, the tech-minded voice in her ear who helps keep her alive while trading plenty of banter with her. That keeps the series from becoming all gunfire and chase scenes. There is some personality in the machinery.

Season 1, Episode 0: Off The Grid, Episode 1: Powerless, and Episode 2: Reboot, builds around a power-grid conspiracy and the businessman trying to sell catastrophe to the highest bidder. Season 2, Provacateur, Black Box, and In The Shadows, raises the stakes with a returning mole, terror networks, and the threat of a nuclear disaster.

These books are not trying to be slow, realistic spy fiction. They are lean mission thrillers with gadgets, hidden agencies, double-crosses, and a lead who would rather charge the door than wait outside it. If you want a fast James Hunt series that reads in bursts and keeps the pressure high, Agent Hill is an easy pick.