Bob Lee Swagger Books in Order

Bob Lee Swagger, once one of the best Marine snipers in Vietnam, is lured out of isolation to help stop an assassination, then framed as the lone gunman and forced to outthink the conspiracy hunting him across the country.

Years after clearing his own name, Bob Lee Swagger teams up with writer Russ Pewtie to investigate the 1955 killing of his state trooper father Earl, uncovering buried racism, small town corruption, and a link to the brutal events of Dirty White Boys.

Trying to live quietly with his wife Julie and daughter Nikki, Bob is dragged back into the past when a new attack suggests the Soviet sniper who wounded him in Vietnam is still alive, forcing him to relive the patrol where his spotter died.

Bob agrees to return a sword Earl took on Iwo Jima to the son of the man Earl killed, a task that draws him to Tokyo, a priceless samurai blade, yakuza power struggles, and a final confrontation fought under ancient warrior rules.

When investigative reporter Nikki Swagger is run off a mountain road near Bristol Motor Speedway, Bob heads to Tennessee, following clues through a fake prayer camp, moonshine country, and the high pressure world of NASCAR to stop a daring armored truck heist.

A string of long range assassinations of famous Vietnam era radicals seems to point to a legendary Marine sniper, but when the suspect dies in an apparent suicide, Bob is brought in to read the crime scenes and discovers a much more modern plot.

After a Marine sniper team is wiped out in Afghanistan, only Gunnery Sergeant Ray Cruz survives, determined to finish the mission himself even after their target becomes a prized American ally, while Bob is hired to stop the Cruise Missile before he fires again.

Obsessed with the ballistics of Dealey Plaza, Bob starts pulling at loose threads in the Kennedy assassination and finds gaps the official story cannot explain, drawing the attention of a modern conspiracy that has already killed to keep its version of history intact.

Reporter Kathy Reilly stumbles across a mention of Ludmilla "Mili" Petrova, a vanished Soviet sniper from World War II, and turns to Bob for help, sending them from Moscow archives to the Carpathian Mountains to learn why such a deadly woman was erased from history.

When a hidden strongbox full of 1930s memorabilia turns up in Arkansas, Bob begins tracing the secret career of his grandfather, Charles Swagger, a gifted gunman who helped hunt bank robbers like Baby Face Nelson, and whose fall from grace still echoes.

A grieving mother asks Bob to find the mercenary sniper who killed her son in Iraq, a hunt that leads from Israeli intelligence briefings to an American city where a fanatical shooter plans an ultra long range strike on a high value target.

Summoned before Congress to answer for a controversial counterterrorism mission, Bob ends up inside a packed hearing room when a well organized assault team storms the building, turning his hostile interrogators into hostages he has to keep alive with limited weapons and time.