Brett Battles Books in Order

Jonathan Quinn makes bodies and evidence disappear for a living, until a routine assignment turns into a trap. Hunted across continents and forced to trust a woman from his past, he uncovers a conspiracy far bigger than one cleanup job.

Quinn is supposed to erase the traces of a dead former CIA friend, but the job is far too personal to leave alone. Following the trail from Washington to Singapore, he hunts for the truth behind a disappearance and a political conspiracy.

A tense exchange in rural Ireland erupts into murder, leaving Quinn with bodies to dispose of and one crucial clue. What follows is a fast-moving chase through betrayal, hidden agendas, and a mystery that will not stay contained.

Before he was Jonathan Quinn, he was Jake Oliver, a young Phoenix cop who asked the wrong questions. A suspicious death in a burning barn sets him on the path toward the shadow career that will define the rest of his life.

What looks like a vanished wife case turns into something far stranger when Logan Harper finds a woman who may not exist at all. The deeper he digs, the more the danger closes in on the person he most wants to protect.

Project Eden is done testing the Sage Flu and ready to move on a global scale. Daniel Ash and a small resistance race to stop Implementation Day before humanity is cut down in the name of a ruthless reboot.

Battles shifts to younger readers with a family adventure built around fast trouble and a kid who seems to attract it. The tone is lighter than his thrillers, but the momentum and escalating chaos are still very much his.

This short early Quinn story shows the cleaner before he became fully settled in the job. A mission has already gone wrong, and Quinn is left dealing with the awkward fact that the man he's meant to clean up is not dead yet.

Logan Harper wants a quiet life, but an attack on an old family friend sends him to Los Angeles in search of a missing girl. The case leads into corporate power, buried history, and a promise he refuses to break.

Even when Quinn is supposed to be off duty, he does not ignore people who hurt his friends. This short story is a compact reminder that crossing someone in his circle is a very bad idea.

Wade Norris is not related to the girls who call him Papa, but he still thinks of them as family. This short story turns that bond into a sharp little crime tale about loyalty, protection, and the cost of crossing the wrong people.

Daniel Ash thinks his daughter's cries are from a nightmare, until he discovers something lethal burning through his family. As armed men in biohazard suits invade his home, Ash learns the outbreak is only the beginning of a larger plan.

Jay Bradley returns to Angeles City, hoping to settle old business and find the woman who can explain the past that still haunts him. Instead, he is pulled back into grief, guilt, and the dangerous lives he thought he had left behind.

Quinn is hired to recover a body hidden for twenty-five years inside a London building headed for demolition. The search drags him, Orlando, and Nate into a sprawling conspiracy and makes Quinn himself one of the loose ends.

The Sage Flu has been unleashed, and survival is now the only goal. As families, survivors, and scattered allies search for safe ground, the series shifts fully into collapse, fear, and the fight to endure.

After Wes watches a Navy fighter crash in the desert and tries to save the pilot, the official story makes no sense. Chasing the truth drags him into a military cover-up and a past he thought he had finally buried.

Project Eden's plan is moving toward a point of no return, with lives in Montana, Mumbai, and beyond hanging in the balance. Battles widens the scope without easing the pressure, as one decision may determine humanity's fate.

With Quinn's future uncertain, Nate has been keeping the business running, until a job turns out to be a trap. When Nate vanishes, Quinn and Orlando go after him and discover a scheme even uglier than they expected.

A woman everyone believed dead appears on security footage in Tanzania, and Quinn is one of the few people who might know why. Her return threatens old secrets and forces him back into a past others would kill to keep buried.

With the Sage Flu sweeping the globe, a fake promise of a vaccine offers false hope to desperate survivors. Daniel Ash and the resistance know Project Eden is entering its endgame, and time to stop it is running out.

Alexandra Poe is offered the chance to learn what happened to her vanished, disgraced father, but only if she agrees to a brutal mission first. That bargain sends her toward a deadly prison on the Black Sea and deeper into old wounds.

After a bad operation in Istanbul, Alex Poe wants time off, not another assignment. Instead, Stonewell International sends her after sensitive codes and a notorious terrorist, only for the mission to twist into something far more personal.

Orlando thinks she has been handed a simple chauffeur job, the sort of assignment an apprentice should be able to manage. Naturally, it turns into something far more dangerous before the day is over.

A disastrous rescue leaves Quinn certain that someone close to the operation chose self-preservation over innocent lives. He goes hunting for the people responsible, and this time the mission is driven by anger as much as duty.

Daniel Ash and the resistance trace a crucial clue to a snowy Vermont town and the hidden entrance to Dream Sky. Around the world, allied groups wait for the signal to strike and give the main team its one chance.

Humanity is in retreat, but Daniel Ash believes one final clue may point to a way of defeating Project Eden. While survivors fight to escape danger on Isabella Island, Ash races to understand the meaning of Matt Hamilton's last words.

Young Quinn knows every job with Durrie is supposed to teach him something, even when the lesson could get him killed. The bright spot this time is the girl pointing a gun at his forehead.

Young Orlando is told the job will be easy: get in, grab the information, and get out. Under Abraham's guidance, she learns very quickly that nothing in the secret world stays simple for long.

Denny Younger is recruited from the bottom of society to become a Rewinder, a verifier of history who can observe the past in person. The job sounds wondrous until he learns how easily one mistake can change everything.

When Orlando's retired mentor Abraham asks for help with a job that has haunted him for years, Quinn and Orlando listen. Searching for a long-lost package draws them into an old mystery others still want badly enough to kill for.

Quinn and his team think they are finished for the night after wrapping one cleanup job in New York. Then a last-minute call sends them after another corpse, and this time other people are already coming for it.

What starts as an ordinary body-removal job changes when Quinn and Nate discover a living asset tied to a dark secret. With their client gone and several forces closing in, they have to run first and figure out the truth later.

In a world reshaped by history's disruption, Denny Younger may be the last rewinder left with a working chance to fight back. When his device is stolen and someone close to him is taken, the chase stretches across time itself.

Years after a night in the woods erased their memories and changed their bodies, Joel and Leah still do not know what happened at Camp Red Hawk. Finding each other again may be the only way to uncover the truth, and survive it.

A strange object streaks across the Montana sky, and a scientist sees the discovery of a lifetime. Instead, the find opens the door to something lethal and reveals how the threat behind Mine first reached Earth.

A group of damaged operatives, Ananke, Rosario, Dylan, Liesel, and Ricky, are offered a chance to undo their exile from the secret world. The price is simple in theory and dangerous in practice: take one more job.

Quinn and Orlando hope a private island getaway will give them rare family time. Instead, revenge arrives with them, turning paradise into another battlefield they may not all escape.

The final Rewinder novel brings Denny Younger to a last fight over what version of history will survive. By now the stakes are personal, global, and tangled across timelines, leaving him almost no room for error.

Someone close to Quinn and Nate has been killed, and the people responsible have made a fatal mistake. Quinn, Nate, and the rest of the team will cross any distance and any border to make them pay.

The Excoms are sent to a small town to find a missing woman, and the job looks manageable from a distance. Once they arrive, they discover something far darker than a routine retrieval, and something only they can stop.

After more than a hundred former trafficking prisoners vanish, the Excoms are sent to track them down. The trail runs from Washington State to Panama and toward a revelation far worse than the team expected.

Quinn and Orlando take a new mission that could prevent a mass killing, but it comes with one problem: they need Nate, the one ally who wants nothing to do with them. First they have to find him, and then convince him to return.

Nate wants a break, not a trip into a small Northern California town to investigate a hit-and-run. But the case opens onto a wider evil, and he has no choice but to use all the skills the shadow world taught him.

This earlier Quinn story reaches back to the years when he was still building his name under Durrie. A mission that is supposed to help rehabilitate his mentor instead threatens to wreck Quinn's future and Orlando's life as well.

When Liz points Nate toward a path and he finds a body, he knows another dead stranger is asking for help. Teaming with Jar, he digs into the murder and uncovers a larger scheme hidden behind a growing pile of corpses.

A brilliant scientist vanishes from a train crossing snowy Austria, despite heavy security. Quinn and his team are sent to find him before the knowledge in his head can be taken and used to change the world.

Quinn crosses paths again with Mariko Hirahara, a woman whose life was shattered by one of his old jobs. Helping her now means breaking orders, chasing a missing physicist, and risking the career he has left.

The Excoms have made plenty of enemies by taking on kidnappers, exploiters, and abusers. When an explosive attack hits the team itself, they have to prove that being knocked down is not the same as being finished.

Nate and Jar are trying to enjoy time away when a teenager's plea for help changes everything. Following that cry pulls them into a brutal mix of greed, corruption, and violence that neither of them can ignore.

Stone Barrington survives a near miss, then realizes it wasn’t an accident. Tracking who took the shot leads him into a fresh tangle of wealth, crime, and secrets, and the only way out is straight through.

While Centurion Studios is filming on location in Santa Barbara, a deal with a young Croatian billionaire goes sideways when the man’s wife is kidnapped. Teddy Fay is brought in to assess the threat, and quickly finds darker forces at work.

Quinn thought Dmitri Melnikov died in the blast that nearly killed several of his people, but he was wrong. When Melnikov is abducted and intelligence agencies cannot act openly, Quinn takes on a rescue that is both dangerous and personal.

Teddy Fay joins a European press tour as cover when the CIA asks him to investigate agent murders tied to a decades-old mission called Golden Hour. From Venice to Berlin, he has to stay ahead of assassins while uncovering who wants revenge.

Stone Barrington is in Santa Fe for a friend’s art exhibition when the event collides with a ring of art thieves. A death turns the evening into a hunt, and Stone has to find who’s playing the long game before he’s next.

Teddy Fay expects a relaxing stop in Palm Springs, but a fight at a famous actor's birthday party ends with a woman dead. His investigation uncovers a dangerous plot involving a high-stakes struggle for control of an energy company.

Stone Barrington tries to help a friend, only to find himself caught between an old ally and a secret enemy who has been waiting for the right moment. As threats escalate, Stone has to protect his circle and expose the unseen hand.

After a series of brutal attacks hits people connected to Stone Barrington, he and his allies decide to strike back. The search pulls him into deeper water, where the enemy has planned for every move and wants Stone finished.

Stone heads to Los Angeles for an urgent Centurion board meeting and finds a hostile takeover brewing around Ben Bacchetti's film group. At the same time, a suspicious accident puts Faith in danger and suggests someone is playing a much dirtier game.

A sudden rush of buyers wants Ben Bacchetti's ranch, though no one can explain what makes the land special. When Bob Cantor disappears while looking into it, Stone realizes the property hides an older and far deadlier secret.