Aimee Thurlo Books in Order

An early romance about buried hurt, strong attraction, and the emotional heat that rises when two guarded people are pushed together. The conflict is intimate, but the stakes feel high from the start.

Career-focused Ariel Yarrow only expects to train a dog for Major Simon Trent's explosives unit. Working side by side with the wary officer turns into a much riskier emotional mission.

A contemporary romance with a suspense edge, this story builds on the tension between two people who seem wrong for each other at first glance. Under pressure, they may prove to be exactly the right match.

A ticking clock hangs over this early suspense romance. With time running short and motives hard to read, the central pair must untangle the truth before the deadline turns deadly.

On sacred Tewa land, Navajo FBI agent Justin Makai searches for his missing friend John Romero while Kelly Ferguson comes under suspicion and attack. Ritual, rumor, and very human betrayal drive the danger.

An early mystery from Aimee and David Thurlo, this novel follows a case where hidden motives keep throwing a second, darker shadow over the first crime. Each answer only makes the danger more personal.

Being framed, or possibly framing someone else, sits at the heart of this quick suspense setup. Lies stack up fast, and the people in the middle have very little time to sort innocence from appearance.

Atmospheric and tense, this early romantic suspense uses isolation and uncertainty to keep the pressure high. The danger around the leads grows stronger as the truth starts to move.

A threat that should have stayed in the past forces two wary people into close company. Memory, suspicion, and an unresolved mystery give this early suspense romance its steady tension.

Trust breaks down quickly in this suspenseful romance, where betrayal matters as much as physical danger. The central couple must decide what they believe before someone else decides for them.

A darker early suspense romance, this story blends attraction, danger, and the pull of the Southwest into a tense chase. The closer the leads get to the truth, the harder it becomes to stay emotionally guarded.

This early romantic suspense leans into courage, heritage, and the fierce pull between two people under pressure. Danger from outside keeps forcing them to trust faster than either wants to.

What looks like a welcome offering turns into trouble in this tightly paced suspense romance. Trust, hidden agendas, and a gift with consequences drive the danger forward.

Navajo medicine man Benjamin Two Eagles has been trapped in time for more than a century until FBI agent Julia Stevens sets him free. Their alliance becomes a race for justice across two very different worlds.

Ella Clah returns home to investigate the murder of her father, a minister, and quickly finds her own brother under suspicion. Her search for the killer opens a wider struggle between traditionalist and modernist forces on the reservation.

An early romantic suspense about dangerous attraction and motives that are harder to read than they first appear. The closer the leads come to each other, the more lethal the hidden threat becomes.

Laurel Brewster wants nothing to do with renegade detective Cisco Watchman, until he may be the key to finding her missing brother. Being thrown together with him is dangerous in more ways than one.

Ella Clah's second major case begins with the murders of revered cultural elders, a blow that shakes the reservation to its core. To stop the killer, she has to work between police procedure and sacred tradition.

Fear of Navajo witchcraft shadows Ella Clah's latest case, blurring the line between superstition and real danger. She has to follow evidence into some very old, very personal territory.

Passing through Four Winds, Lanie Matthews is saved from a fire by Sheriff Gabriel Blackhorse and then pulled into fresh danger by a mysterious gift. Escaping the town may prove easier than escaping what it awakens in her.

Violence on the reservation draws Ella Clah into a tense investigation where old grudges and present danger feed each other. Solving the crime means understanding how quickly neighbors can be turned into enemies.

Navajo healer Joshua Blackhorse is accused of a terrible crime, and Nydia Jim may be the only person willing to stand beside him. Together they have to save a life and prove his innocence before suspicion hardens into ruin.

Doctor Lucas Blackhorse thinks he knows everyone else's secrets, but Marlee Smith arrives carrying wounds he cannot read. When illness and suspicion sweep through Four Winds, both her past and his heart are put on the line.

One of the Redhawk brothers is forced into close quarters with a woman whose trouble quickly becomes his own. Family duty, danger, and old emotions drive this short, tense romantic suspense.

Travis Redhawk's mission is simple, protect Katrina Johnson at any cost. But the woman he once knew is no longer easy to guard from a distance, especially as her past begins to unravel.

A holiday setting does not make the danger any gentler in this compact romantic suspense. A key witness needs protection, and the person assigned to help may become the one risk neither of them expected.

Ella Clah walks a dangerous line between police work and sacred tradition in a case where cultural knowledge matters as much as evidence. The closer she gets to the truth, the more volatile the situation becomes.

Eden Maes returns to a Native pueblo to clear her family's name and protect her baby boy. Tribal cop Nick Black Raven has every reason to help her, especially once he realizes just how deeply their lives are joined.

Ella Clah becomes the prime suspect in her own cousin's murder, a nightmare that turns her private life into public suspicion. Clearing her name means finding a killer while nearly everyone watches her every move.

Former journalist Mary Naughton, now Sister Agatha, serves as the outside link for a struggling monastery in New Mexico. When a priest is poisoned during Mass, she has to solve the murder before scandal tears the place apart.

Ella Clah faces a case that forces her to reckon with change in both her work and her personal life. Tradition, family, and a dangerous investigation collide in a story rooted deeply in reservation life.

A high-stakes Four Corners case pushes one of Thurlo's protectors into the middle of danger, divided loyalties, and a woman who needs both answers and safety. Justice here comes with a very personal cost.

Lee Nez is a Navajo nightwalker and a state police officer carrying a deadly secret from World War II. When skinwalkers and an old vampire enemy close in, Lee and FBI agent Diane Lopez are pulled into a brutal supernatural manhunt.

Gray Wolf agent Daniel Eagle is sent to find Hannah Jones, an apparent amnesia victim linked to missing money. As threats close in, he becomes convinced she is not the thief everyone assumes she is.

Rose Destea, Ella Clah's mother, becomes the heart of this stand-alone mystery. Her traditional knowledge and careful observation prove just as important as any badge when danger comes close to home.

Plans for a uranium mine split the reservation, then opponents of the project begin turning up dead. Ella Clah has to find out who benefits from the killings before the fight over land becomes even bloodier.

Lee Nez and FBI agent Diane Lopez go after smugglers bringing jewels and silver across the border, only to find skinwalkers behind the violence. Stopping them means fighting monsters without revealing that Lee is one of a different kind.

This young adult novel blends Southwestern atmosphere, hidden history, and a mystery with real emotional stakes. The story follows a younger point of view into a truth the adults around them have failed to face.

A theft and killing tied to a retreat setting pull Sister Agatha well beyond the monastery gates. Her reporter's instincts and stubborn patience are both needed as the case turns personal and increasingly dangerous.

A new investigation pulls Ella Clah into a case shaped by fear, rumor, and competing loyalties on the reservation. What begins as one mystery keeps shifting, pushing her toward a truth someone badly wants hidden.

A string of grisly deaths convinces FBI agent Diane Lopez that a vampire may be loose in the Shiprock area. Lee Nez knows the threat is real, but stopping it could expose exactly what he is.

When an FBI agent disappears after interrupting a Navajo ritual, Ella Clah is asked to find him before time runs out. The trail leads through fraud, sacred fears, and the uneasy line between outside law and reservation life.

What looks like a carjacking gone wrong leaves a young Navajo National Guard veteran dead. Ella Clah's search for answers turns into a painful investigation shaped by war, loyalty, and the damage people bring home with them.

After Jessica Tannen is run off the road, her daughter Natalie disappears into the night carrying a strange reputation for seeing angels. Sister Agatha hides the girl at the monastery while trying to find out who is hunting her and why.

Lee Nez and Diane Lopez are pulled into a case that mixes politics, manipulation, and supernatural danger. To solve it, Lee has to protect his secrets while staying one step ahead of enemies who do not play fair.

A member of the Brotherhood is pulled into a deadly investigation where tribal loyalties and personal feelings collide. The closer he gets to the truth, the harder it becomes to protect both his people and the woman beside him.

Sister Agatha is drawn into a case where appearances mislead and key testimony may hide more than it reveals. To protect both the innocent and the monastery, she has to separate fear, faith, and fact.

Ranger Blueeyes is sworn to protect the Navajo people, and teacher Dana Seles may hold the key to exposing a traitor. Saving her means facing danger inside the tribe as well as the growing attraction between them.

A serial killer is targeting young Navajo men and women, and the pattern reaches back toward Ella Clah's own past. With her family possibly in the killer's sights, this case becomes more personal by the hour.

A plan to bring satellite phone service to the reservation turns deadly when attacks begin and Navajo witchcraft seems to hover at the edges of the case. Ella Clah has to sort politics, fear, and violence before more people die.

Max Natoni is famed for his gift of finding the lost, but Kris Reynolds is a puzzle he cannot read so easily. Together they hunt a killer while desire and duty keep pulling them into deeper water.

A novice nun's arrival at Our Lady of Hope seems like a blessing until threatening messages begin to follow her. Sister Agatha has to decide whether the danger is aimed at the newcomer, the monastery, or herself.

When Sheriff Tom Green is framed for murder, Sister Agatha refuses to believe the evidence at face value. To clear him, she has to untangle a careful setup and figure out who the real target was.

A bomb in a university classroom nearly kills one of Ella Clah's fellow officers and seems meant for Reverend Bilford Tome. The trail leads into activism, sabotage, and a bitter fight over a proposed nuclear power plant.

Tribal officer Luca Nakai joins forces with detective Valerie Jonas to stop a deadly skinwalker before another victim falls. As the investigation turns stranger and more dangerous, attraction becomes another risk they cannot ignore.

Jonas Slowman has no room for emotion when he returns to the Brotherhood for a dangerous mission. Then the assignment becomes personal, forcing him to protect the woman he never truly left behind.

Former warrior and small-town cop Nick Blacksheep is used to standing apart from everyone around him. When librarian Drew Simmons lands in the sights of contract killers, he becomes her protector and finds himself risking far more than duty.

A Navajo war hero is gunned down just as a high-stakes alternative fuel project stirs fierce debate on the reservation. Ella Clah has to solve the murder while protecting her family and deciding whether to leave home for a new job.

A baffling death on the Navajo Nation draws Ella Clah into a case full of fear, hidden agendas, and shifting motives. The deeper she digs, the less clear it becomes whether she is hunting one killer or something more tangled.

Detective Travis Blacksheep has spent years trying to outrun the past until Laura Perry returns to Three Rivers chasing a serial killer. Protecting her is dangerous enough. Facing what they once meant to each other is worse.

Holly Gates hides out in a snowbound cabin with Navajo security expert Daniel Hawk while a killer keeps closing in. The isolation keeps her alive, but it also makes resisting Daniel harder by the day.

Gene Redhouse believes in signs, but nothing prepares him for Lori Baker crashing into his life while fleeing a stalker. Keeping her alive is hard enough. Trusting the fierce pull between them may be even harder.

Private investigator Paul Grayhorse is forced to reopen the case that destroyed his marshal career and killed his partner. Deputy marshal Kendra Armstrong needs his help, but working together puts them both directly in the crosshairs.

Josephine Buck is shocked when the owner of the trading post she loves dies and leaves the business to her. As murder suspicion grows and Tom Stuart's son returns home, Jo learns just how many secrets The Outpost has been holding.

Abby Langdon refuses to abandon the ranch she built for disabled children, even after a near-fatal attack. Detective Preston Bowman is determined to keep her safe, but the more they uncover, the closer the threat comes.

When former officer Harry Ute is found murdered in skinwalker country, Ella Clah takes the case personally. What begins as one killing opens into government theft, smuggled artifacts, and danger spreading across the reservation.

Set in a struggling New Mexico town, this holiday story mixes community worries with a gentle romance. It leans into handmade traditions, second chances, and the small acts of hope that can change a Christmas season.

Former FBI agent Rick Cloud comes home for a break and walks straight into an explosion. With Kim Nelson's help, he must decode a hidden message in Copper Canyon before someone kills to keep it buried.

Charlie Henry and Gordon Sweeney think running an Albuquerque pawnshop will give them a quieter life. Instead, the former owner is murdered, their friend is wounded, and the new business opens onto illegal weapons, kidnapping, and deeper trouble.

Erin Barrett survives a brutal attack on her company, but survival only makes her more valuable to the men behind it. Undercover agent Kyle Goodluck steps in to protect her, while trying to decide how much she really knows.

A silver and turquoise necklace brought into Charlie Henry's pawnshop leads to murder and grave robbery. Charlie and his friends have to find the frightened middlewoman before the people behind the theft silence her too.

Widow Leigh Ann Vance is trying to rebuild her life at Jo Buck's trading post when her late husband's partners accuse her of helping hide embezzled money. Blind sculptor Melvin Littlewater may be her best ally as old secrets turn dangerous.