Chris Stewart Books in Order

An undercover agent raised in America is called back to Ukraine and pulled into a desperate plot involving a stolen B-1 bomber. As rival powers close in and his wife is used against him, the mission edges toward nuclear war.

A deadly virus attack tied to Saddam Hussein’s son pushes the United States toward panic and retaliation. Air Force ace Charlie McKay is sent into Iraq to stop a biological catastrophe before hidden weapons kill millions more.

Life at El Valero gets busier as Chris, Ana, and their young daughter settle deeper into Spain, acquire an impossible parrot, and revisit pieces of Chris’s earlier life. It is part sequel, part memoir, and full of practical comedy.

When a decorated stealth pilot murders his commander and joins a scheme backed by Iran, fellow pilot Ryan Cooney realizes the threat is far bigger than one rogue officer. Missiles, sabotage, and false accusations turn the crisis into a race for survival.

Before mortal life begins, brothers and sisters in heaven face a battle of loyalty, agency, and eternal consequence. This opening volume imagines the premortal conflict and sets the moral lines that will shape the series on earth.

The struggle between good and evil moves into mortal life as a child is born who may help change history. Elizabeth and her brothers face the first real tests of faith while political tension builds toward a larger conflict.

After Pakistan’s president is assassinated and its nuclear warheads vanish, CIA paramilitary agent Peter Zembeic is sent into a fast-moving crisis near the Afghanistan border. The mission pits him against terrorists, shifting loyalties, and the threat of nuclear war.

Secret alliances, dark rumors, and looming war push a hidden plan into motion. As powerful men reach for control, a few of the Father’s most valiant servants begin taking their places in a struggle that is turning openly dangerous.

Set in old Russia, this Christmas story follows a poor young girl whose gift of a bell carries hope through fear and upheaval. It is a tender, faith-centered tale about kindness, memory, and the cost of love.

Back at El Valero, Chris Stewart juggles family life, farm work, eccentric neighbors, and new responsibilities beyond the valley. The third memoir keeps the humor of the earlier books while widening its view of Andalusian life.

After the attack on Washington, the Brighton family is scattered across a country in collapse. As King Abdullah prepares another strike, Sara, Sam, Luke, Ammon, and Azadeh fight to survive long enough to find each other again.

With Washington shattered and an EMP attack crippling the country, rival powers move to seize control. Sara, Sam, Bono, and Azadeh face the endgame of a long spiritual and political war, where the Constitution and simple survival are both at stake.

Starvation, violence, and fear spread as American society keeps breaking down after the attacks. Sara, Sam, Bono, and Azadeh are pulled into separate missions that test loyalty and faith while the last stage of the conflict draws near.

This short collection gathers letters and stories from missionaries serving around the world, including places marked by loss, disease, and disaster. The focus is less on spectacle than on quiet faith, endurance, and the meaning people find in service.

America’s newest superjet, the Ares, is supposed to change warfare forever, until it is stolen in front of dignitaries and defense leaders. Colonel Jesse James must stop the aircraft before one spectacular theft sparks a much larger conflict.

Chris Stewart reflects on joy, hardship, and faith in a troubled world, using scripture and lived experience to question easy definitions of happiness. It is a short devotional book about finding steadier, deeper joy when life is hard.

Chris and Ted Stewart revisit seven moments in American history that they believe preserved the nation’s future. It is an illustrated, accessible look at crisis points, leadership, and the idea that history can turn on unlikely events.

Chris and Ted Stewart look at seven turning points in world history and argue that each helped make political freedom possible. The book is a broad, readable case for how rare liberty has been, and how easily it can be lost.

A coordinated attack throws Israel into chaos, and the crisis quickly spreads far beyond Jerusalem. When Saudi King Abdullah unleashes the next stage of his plan, America may no longer be in a position to help anyone, including itself.

Prince Abdullah moves closer to power as a plan aimed at the United States and Israel takes shape. A small group of opponents know what is coming, but stopping it will take more courage, clarity, and sacrifice than they expected.

Chris Stewart trades England for a remote farm in Spain’s Alpujarras and discovers that country life is funnier, harder, and messier than the dream. It is a warm memoir of bad roads, worse plumbing, odd jobs, and good neighbors.

With governments reeling and whole regions slipping into fear and disorder, the survivors must navigate a country that no longer works the way it did yesterday. The crisis becomes local, physical, and brutally immediate.

As the battle widens, the story turns toward the unseen power driving men toward war and ruin. New lives begin, old loyalties are tested, and the human cost of the coming conflict becomes harder for anyone to ignore.

After a nuclear strike on Washington, retaliation plans collide with riots, missile threats, and worldwide panic. While the planet edges toward catastrophe, King al-Rahman moves calmly toward the final blow he has been preparing all along.

Dark forces focus on Saudi Prince Abdullah al-Rahman, hoping to use ambition and geopolitics to bring down the United States. Across the world, a few ordinary people begin to realize they are caught in a much larger war than they can see.

After the EMP attack, a secret group tries to turn chaos into permanent power by installing an illegal government. One possible survivor in the presidential line of succession could ruin everything, if the right people can reach him in time.

Written with Elizabeth Smart, this memoir recounts her 2002 abduction, months in captivity, rescue, and long recovery. The book stays close to her perspective, focusing on fear, endurance, family, and the difficult work of rebuilding a life.

The conspiracy behind America’s fall is now close enough to touch, but getting near it may be suicidal. As the endgame approaches, Stewart’s heroes move straight into hostile ground, chasing one last chance to expose what has been built in secret.

The final episode sends the fight for America into its last, most dangerous phase. With power, law, and freedom all hanging in the balance, one desperate mission could decide who leads the nation, and whether the republic survives at all.

As America’s collapse deepens, danger comes from every direction, not just from armies or leaders. Sam, Sara, and their allies keep moving through a lawless landscape where fear, violence, and predatory strangers make every step more dangerous.

In war-torn Poland, resistance fighter Lucas wakes with no memory and only half a photograph. When he finds two starving children who may be tied to his lost past, survival becomes a choice between saving himself and risking everything for them.

Told through young Jesse’s eyes, this picture book celebrates time with his grandmother, Nana, and the small routines that become family memories. It is a warm story about elders, love, and the kind of line a family repeats for years.