Bodyguards in Heels Books in Order

Bodyguards in Heels is Angi Morgan's lighter, more playful take on romantic suspense. The series follows a group of cousins who work in a family protection business while slowly learning that the odd instincts and abilities they have carried for years may be something more.

Their grandmother, Grammy, has opinions about all of it.

The setup mixes private investigations, bodyguard jobs, family gatherings, matchmaking, and paranormal gifts. The cousins are capable women who know how to handle a client and wear the right shoes for the job, but they are still figuring out what their abilities mean and how much control they have over them. That gives the books a warmer, more comedic feel than Morgan's Ranger-led suspense novels, even when the threats are serious.

In Hit and Run Hallie, Hallie Barton has left the FBI after developing the unsettling ability to hear other people's thoughts. Her former partner, Gage Owens, did not believe her when she first tried to explain it, and that betrayal cost them both. When Hallie takes work with the family's security company, Grammy arranges a first assignment involving Gage and a vulnerable informant. Hallie has to decide whether her new gift can help her protect someone, and whether Gage deserves another chance.

License to Carrie introduces Carrie Dillon, whose sharp intuition turns out to be an ability to recognize when people are lying. She is assigned to protect wealthy businessman Russ Randolph, who has already survived an attack and is facing renewed danger. Their pretend relationship lets Carrie stay close, but it also makes it harder for both of them to separate the assignment from what they actually feel.

In Breakaway Brooke, former police officer Brooke Henderson is hired to protect championship hockey player Deacon "Trip" Sanders after he receives death threats. Brooke is a fan, which does not make the job easier, and she must keep the protection detail discreet while figuring out who wants Trip frightened or hurt.

The danger is real. The tone has room to breathe.

Across the series, the cousins support one another, Grammy nudges people toward the lessons and relationships she thinks they need, and each woman gets a chance to use her particular strength. Readers can expect romantic suspense with a dash of psychic mystery, family comedy, and heroines who are learning to trust themselves.

Start with Hit and Run Hallie for the clearest introduction to the family, the business, and the gifts. The books work as individual romances, but reading them in order makes the cousin dynamics and Grammy's ongoing plans more fun.