Agent Hill: Season 2 Books in Order
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Last updated: July 3, 2026
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Agent Hill: Season 2 books in publication order
3 books
Episode 0: Provacateur
by James Hunt
2016
Two years after the GSF nearly collapsed, Sarah Hill learns the old mole is back and working for terror networks. Stopping him may mean stopping a nuclear disaster.
Episode 1: Black Box
by James Hunt
2016
The threat is growing, and Agent Hill cannot stop it alone. To get ahead of the next strike, she has to work with allies who have every reason not to trust her.
Episode 2: In The Shadows
by James Hunt
2016
The GSF's secrecy is slipping away just when Sarah Hill needs it most. With the final stage of a larger attack closing in, she has to fight in the open and survive long enough to stop it.
Agent Hill: Season 2 books in chronological order
Series background & context
Season 2 picks up after the first Agent Hill run and immediately makes the world larger and more dangerous. Sarah Hill is still one of the GSF's most effective agents, but the old problems are not gone. In fact, they are coming back harder.
The key thread here is the return of the mole who nearly wrecked the agency. In Episode 0: Provacateur, Hill learns he has resurfaced as a mercenary tied to high-level terror networks, and the stakes jump fast from revenge to nuclear catastrophe. Episode 1: Black Box keeps the pressure on by forcing Hill to work with people she no longer fully trusts. Episode 2: In The Shadows pushes the conflict into the open as the agency's secrecy starts slipping away.
This is the sharper, meaner half of the series.
The first season already had plenty of action, but Season 2 leans even harder into fallout, loyalty, and what happens when a covert organization can no longer stay comfortably in the dark. Hill still brings the same stubborn, headlong energy, and the episode format keeps the books moving quickly.
If you liked the first Agent Hill stories and want the continuation that raises both the personal stakes and the global ones, this is where to go next. It keeps the same compact spy-thriller feel while adding a stronger sense that everything holding Hill's world together could finally break.
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