Blue Justice Books in Order
Part ofLynette Eason Books in OrderExplore Blue Justice by Lynette Eason in order, with short summaries and a guide to the books to help you choose where to start reading.
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Blue Justice books in publication order
5 books
Called to Protect
by Lynette Eason
2018
K-9 officer Chloe St. John joins a trafficking investigation that may connect to her missing cousin. Meanwhile, a marshal's kidnapped daughter becomes leverage against him, making Chloe and her dog crucial to a dangerous rescue operation.
Oath of Honor
by Lynette Eason
2018
After her police partner is killed, Isabelle St. John investigates a criminal organization that may involve corrupt officers and her own family. Her partner's brother, detective Ryan, helps her search for answers while navigating their growing attraction.
Code of Ethics
by Lynette Eason
2019
Trauma surgeon Ruthie St. John treats wounded detective Isaac Martinez, who witnessed corruption within his department. When an attacker pursues him at the hospital, Ruthie helps him flee, putting both their lives at risk as they seek safety.
Code of Valor
by Lynette Eason
2019
Detective Brady St. John's lakeside vacation ends when he rescues financial investigator Emily Chastain from an attacker. As further attempts threaten her life, Brady must uncover the secrets behind the pursuit while deciding whether to trust her.
Vow of Justice
by Lynette Eason
2019
FBI agent Lincoln St. John hunts the people responsible for Allison Radcliffe's apparent murder, then discovers the woman he loves is alive. They must overcome hurt and mistrust to work together against a killer still pursuing her.
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