Blue Skies Books in Order
Part ofAli Vali Books in OrderSee the Blue Skies books in order by Ali Vali, with summaries, series background, and a quick guide to starting this military romance thriller.
Last updated: July 3, 2026
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Blue Skies books in publication order
2 books
Blue Skies
by Ali Vali
2009
Top Gun instructor Berkley Levine reunites with former lover Aidan Sullivan for a dangerous naval mission stretching from Nevada to the Sea of Japan. It is a military thriller and second-chance romance with real political stakes.
Stormy Seas
by Ali Vali
2019
Berkley Levine and Aidan Sullivan go undercover to stop a treasonous ex-vice president and the militia backing him. With betrayal everywhere and an uneasy alliance on the table, their mission could cost them both their future.
Blue Skies books in chronological order
Series background & context
The Blue Skies series is Ali Vali in full action mode. These books combine military missions, political danger, and second-chance romance, all built around two women who are excellent at their jobs and much less comfortable dealing with what they still mean to each other. The main pair is Commander Berkley Levine and Captain Aidan Sullivan, both career military women, both used to pressure, and both carrying unfinished history.
The first book, Blue Skies, starts with jets, naval command, and a mission that could reshape international events. Berkley is a Top Gun instructor in Nevada. Aidan is handed command responsibility and has to reach back into her past for the one pilot she trusts most. That setup tells you a lot about the series. These are not quiet romances. They are built around chain of command, competence, risk, and the question of what happens when professional trust outlasts personal heartbreak.
Then the scope gets even bigger.
By the time Stormy Seas arrives, the series has widened from military deployment to domestic threat, assassination plots, treason, and militia violence. The romance stays central, but it unfolds inside a much darker, more dangerous landscape. Berkley and Aidan are not just trying to reconnect. They are trying to survive, protect others, and figure out who can still be trusted.
One of the pleasures of this series is how cleanly Vali handles the balance between action and emotion. The books have fighter jets, covert work, and high-stakes missions, but they never forget the personal cost of that life. Duty is not abstract here. It reaches into love, grief, and the choices both women have made for their careers.
If you want romance with speed, hardware, and a strong thriller backbone, Blue Skies is an easy recommendation. Read Blue Skies first, then Stormy Seas. The books are tightly linked, and the second lands better when you already know what Berkley and Aidan have survived together.
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