Brannigan's Blackhearts Books in Order

Widowed former Marine Dan Tackett signs on for a rich counter-piracy job in the South China Sea. The mission turns into a brutal hunt for a renegade Chinese captain, with rival forces closing in from every side.

Retired Marine Colonel John Brannigan takes one more impossible job when terrorists seize a tiny Gulf kingdom and hold Americans hostage. With a handpicked mercenary crew and no backup, he goes in anyway.

Brannigan's team heads into northern Burma for a deniable search-and-destroy mission in the middle of civil war, heroin routes, and great-power games. The deeper they go, the bigger the stakes become.

A missing WHO team and villages dying from mysterious plagues pull the Blackhearts into Chad. What starts as a rescue mission turns into a chase through disease, private armies, and a widening conspiracy.

Coordinated attacks kill hundreds across the American Southwest, and no one even knows who claimed them. Brannigan's Blackhearts are sent onto an oil rig in the Gulf, where the bullets are only part of the danger.

A hunt for a notorious arms broker drags the Blackhearts into Transnistria, a gray-zone pocket full of soldiers, smugglers, and bad odds. They are chasing answers before the terrorists erase the trail.

This time the job is personal. When cartel violence hits Mario Gomez's family, Brannigan's crew crosses into the high desert to settle the score and try to bring his sister home.

The Blackhearts finally know the enemy behind the mask, and they take the hunt to South America. But chasing a fleeing Humanity Front target into the altiplano may be exactly the trap their enemies want.

A rising jihadist wants former Soviet backpack nukes, and the money trail leads to Azerbaijan. Brannigan's Blackhearts step into a dirty mission where Russian interests, local fighters, and hidden agendas collide.

When a black-bag raid on a hidden base in Kyrgyzstan goes catastrophically wrong, only one man knows where the prisoners were taken. That man is Dan Tackett, and retirement is over.

A rogue strongman turns a jungle border city into a narco-funded nightmare, and the Blackhearts are sent in dark to remove him. Killing the target may be the easy part.

A favor to underworld power broker Erika Dalca drags the Blackhearts into a dense urban operation where mafia rivals and larger forces are closing in. The city gives them nowhere easy to disappear.

Ships with valuable cargo are vanishing far from the usual pirate waters. Brannigan's crew signs on for what looks like a routine escort and finds a far more dangerous enemy waiting offshore.

When a military junta seizes a U.S.-flagged cargo ship, the Blackhearts are hired to break out a dissident and spark regime change by proxy. The problem is that the rebels may not be much better.