Code Name Stargate Books in Order
Part ofTina Folsom Books in OrderFollow the Code Name Stargate books by Tina Folsom in order, with summaries, background on the agents, and guidance on where to start.
Last updated: July 14, 2026
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Code Name Stargate books in publication order
5 books
Ace on the Run
by Tina Folsom
2021
Former CIA asset Scott Thompson, known as Ace, has been hiding since the Stargate program was betrayed. His visions warn that running is no longer enough, and a dangerous new connection forces him to confront the people hunting him.
Fox in Plain Sight
by Tina Folsom
2021
Fox has learned to survive by staying hidden, but the Stargate agents' visions are drawing their enemies closer. A woman who sees past his defenses becomes part of the fight as old secrets and a larger plot emerge.
Tiger on the Prowl
by Tina Folsom
2022
Tiger's precognitive visions pull him into another high-risk Stargate mission. As the former CIA agents close in on the conspiracy against them, he must protect the woman at his side and decide whether the future can be changed.
Yankee in the Wind
by Tina Folsom
2022
A former Stargate agent follows troubling premonitions that point to danger and betrayal. With enemies still hunting the team, Yankee must trust a new partner while uncovering the part he is meant to play in a widening conspiracy.
Hawk on the Hunt
by Tina Folsom
2024
Hawk joins the former Stargate agents as their visions and unfinished mission lead toward another threat. The hunt demands every skill he has, while a new romantic connection makes the conspiracy's danger impossible to keep at a distance.
Code Name Stargate books in chronological order

Ace on the Run
by Tina Folsom
2021Code Name Stargate, Book 1
Fox in Plain Sight
by Tina Folsom
2021Code Name Stargate, Book 2
Yankee in the Wind
by Tina Folsom
2022Code Name Stargate, Book 3
Tiger on the Prowl
by Tina Folsom
2022Code Name Stargate, Book 4
Hawk on the Hunt
by Tina Folsom
2024Code Name Stargate, Book 5
Series background & context
Code Name Stargate is a romantic suspense series about former CIA agents who were trained in a secret program and given code names such as Ace, Fox, Yankee, Tiger, and Hawk. Their unusual advantage is precognition: each can experience visions that hint at danger before it happens.
That gift made them valuable. It also made them targets.
The agents were once part of an off-the-books operation so secret that even much of the CIA did not know it existed. Betrayal scattered the group and left its members unable to trust the institutions that trained them, or sometimes one another. When their visions begin pointing toward linked threats, they have to reconnect and work out who has been manipulating events from the shadows.
The series balances conspiracy plotting with romance. Each book gives one agent a central relationship, often with a woman who is drawn into the danger and has her own reason not to accept easy answers. The attraction is immediate, but trust has to be earned because these characters are used to running, hiding, and expecting betrayal.
The danger keeps getting more personal.
Across the books, recurring premonitions suggest a larger conspiracy shaped by power, greed, revenge, and the possibility of a major disaster. The agents must decide whether their visions can be changed or merely reveal an unavoidable future. Their training provides skills, but it cannot solve every emotional problem or protect the people they come to love.
Expect CIA history, surveillance, false identities, chase scenes, hidden enemies, and protective heroes. The books have an ongoing arc, so the best route is to begin with Ace on the Run and continue in order through the rest of the team.
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