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Explore the Cybernarc series by William H Keith in reading order, with short book summaries and background on its robot agent and fight against drug cartels.

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Cybernarc books in publication order

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6 books

1

Cybernarc

by William H Keith

1991

The CIA develops Rod, a robot combining artificial intelligence with military hardware, to fight international drug traffickers. Working alongside a human operative, he takes on drug lords while learning to operate in a world built around human behavior.

2

Gold Dragon

by William H Keith

1991

Robot operative Rod and his Navy SEAL partner Chris Drake pursue Chinese drug lords, beginning with an assault on a Hong Kong hotel. Their campaign tests Rod's combat capabilities while his friendship with Drake develops alongside the violence.

3

Capo's Revenge

by William H Keith

1992

Robot operative Ramrod and his human partner Drake receive a mission targeting the Mafia's role in international drug trafficking. An apparently peaceful Bahamian island becomes the setting for a confrontation with an organized and dangerous criminal network.

4

Island Kill

by William H Keith

1992

A kidnapping in the Bermuda Triangle draws robot operative Rod and Navy SEAL Chris Drake into another dangerous mission. Recovering the captives pushes the team into combat, testing the machine's capabilities against enemies operating beyond ordinary law enforcement.

5

Shark Bait

by William H Keith

1992

Rod and Chris Drake are closing in on the notorious Djabal when a new kidnapping changes their priorities. Drake's girlfriend, Dr. Heather McDaniels, is held by a powerful drug lord, turning an official operation into a personal rescue mission.

6

End Game

by William H Keith

1993

The military deploys robot operative Cybernarc in Operation Takedown, an attack aimed at the sources of international drug trafficking. The campaign makes him a target for powerful kingpins, turning the hunter into an enemy they intend to eliminate.

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