Great Exploitations Books in Order
Great Exploitations is a series of 5 books written by Nicole Williams.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Great Exploitations books in publication order
5 books
Mischief in Miami
by Nicole Williams
2013
Sienna Stevens belongs to a secret network hired by wealthy wives to expose their husbands’ infidelity. Her newest assignment promises financial independence, but the target’s personal significance threatens the professional distance she needs to carry out the job.
Scandal in Seattle
by Nicole Williams
2013
Operating as Ally Andrews, Sienna arrives in Seattle determined to ruin Henry Callahan, her former lover and current target. Personal revenge begins undermining her professional judgment, threatening the most lucrative assignment of her career and the independence it promises.
Trouble in Tampa
by Nicole Williams
2013
Eve’s latest assignment targets Rob Tucker, a man whose behavior suggests his wife needs protection as much as freedom. As the apparently simple job becomes dangerous, Eve must juggle two difficult cases and decide how far she will go.
Crisis in Cali
by Nicole Williams
2014
After five years devoted to the Eves, a professional seductress confronts uncertainty about her career and the man who betrayed her. This Great Exploitations finale brings her assignments and personal entanglements together as her carefully constructed world comes under scrutiny.
Sin in San Fran
by Nicole Williams
2014
Bruised and hospitalized after a failed assignment, Eve learns that a competitor is closing in on Henry Callahan. Ordered to abandon another vulnerable client, she must choose between the lucrative case her organization demands and the promises she made.
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