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Devil's Guard Books in Order

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Explore the Devil's Guard series by Eric Meyer in reading order, with short summaries of its wartime stories, connected characters and military settings.

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Devil's Guard books in publication order

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6 books

1

Blood and Iron

by Eric Meyer

2010

Jurgen Hoffman leads his platoon behind Soviet lines before the battle of Kursk. Returning from the mission, he must hunt a traitor leaking German secrets while preparing for an armored clash that threatens to destroy his regiment.

2

Blood and Snow

by Eric Meyer

2010

A newly commissioned Waffen-SS officer arrives on the Eastern Front after Stalingrad falls. Sent behind Soviet lines near Kharkov, he faces both battlefield dangers and threats from the German security organizations operating among his own forces.

3

The Real Story

by Eric Meyer

2010

After Germany's defeat, a former Waffen-SS soldier accepts the French Foreign Legion's offer of a new identity. His experience on the Eastern Front carries him into another brutal conflict in Indochina, where survival again depends on fighting.

4

Vietnam

by Eric Meyer

2010

After fighting for the French in Indochina, veterans Jurgen Hoffman and Paul Schuster try to rebuild their lives in Vietnam. Renewed conflict forces them back into combat, confronting dangers from both communist forces and the Americans.

5

Counterattack

by Eric Meyer

2011

Jurgen Hoffman's civilian airline is destroyed during the Tet Offensive, ending his hopes of peace in Vietnam. When the Viet Cong kidnap his wife, he and fellow former soldiers take up their weapons for a rescue.

6

Afghanistan

by Eric Meyer

2012

Civilian pilot Max Hoffman arrives in Afghanistan desperate for money and accepts work from the CIA. He soon discovers that his employers pursue private profits, forcing him to survive a conflict where supposed allies can become enemies.

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