Everyday Heroes Books in Order
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Everyday Heroes books in publication order
5 books
Hunted
by Margaret Daley
2018
Luke Michaels interrupts his camping trip to rescue a chained woman thrown from a bridge. As Megan Witherspoon's attackers continue pursuing her, the search-and-rescue volunteer must protect her long enough to identify who wants her dead.
Obsessed
by Margaret Daley
2018
Serena Remington has lived under a new identity for three years after fleeing a stalker who targeted her loved ones. When he finds her again, firefighter neighbor Quinn Taylor helps confront a threat involving arson and murder.
Kidnapped
by Margaret Daley
2019
After Beth Sherman interrupts a break-in, a series of bombs around Cimarron City draws her together with K-9 officer Colby Parker. Both have abandoned hopes of love, but their growing connection faces further danger when Beth is abducted.
Stolen
by Margaret Daley
2019
Counselor Sarah Collins cares for the daughter of a murdered patient, who is also the crime's only witness. Detective Nick Davidson investigates the killer's continuing search for something, while his attachment to Sarah challenges his commitment to putting work first.
Missing
by Margaret Daley
2020
Child psychologist Emma Reichs and former Green Beret Brody Taylor search for two missing girls, aided by his retired military dog. When more children disappear, the growing threat makes their developing attraction inseparable from a dangerous rescue effort.
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