Harold Coyle Books in Order

Told through multiple lives on both sides of the Atlantic, this American Revolution novel follows Anthony Carter, Edward Shields, Katherine Trent, and Anton de Chevalier from the first shots around Boston to Washington's gamble at the Delaware, showing how ordinary choices become part of a larger fight for identity and freedom.

During the French and Indian War, Highlander Ian McPherson seeks land and redemption, French officer Anton de Chevalier questions his cause, and Native leaders Toolah and Gingego struggle to protect their peoples. Their converging campaigns turn ambushes, sieges, and shifting alliances into a vivid portrait of a continent being torn apart.

In 1930s Germany, nine year old Hans Koch escapes persecution by disguising himself as a girl and becoming Hanna, foster daughter of an SS officer. As she grows into a model Nazi youth and later sees life inside a concentration camp, Hanna must decide what she truly believes in and what she is willing to risk to save another life.

Set during the early years of the American Revolution, this novel follows young militiaman Anthony Carter, New York heir Edward Shields, British businesswoman Katherine Trent, and French observer Anton de Chevalier as war forces each of them to choose sides and redefine loyalty.

This short work of military fiction looks at the moment when leaders decide whether to commit ground troops, and what that choice means for the soldiers, families, and citizens who will live with the consequences long after the orders are signed.

Continuing the story begun in Look Away, this Civil War epic follows brothers James and Kevin Bannon from 1863 through Appomattox as they fight on opposite sides, endure brutal campaigns, and grope toward forgiveness after years of bitterness and loss.

When a bloody clash between a border militia and a Mexican drug cartel spirals out of control in Arizona, the White House chief of staff seizes the crisis to expand federal power. A mishandled raid and the President's response spark a constitutional showdown between Washington, a defiant governor, and soldiers ordered to enforce the Insurrection Act.

This second Cyber Knights volume continues the exploits of Andy Webb's team as new clients, from ministers to executives, discover how exposed they are online. The firm's investigations into sabotage, blackmail, and data theft show how virtual attacks quickly become very physical.

Former British officer Andy Webb leads Century Consultants, a small cyber security firm that hunts digital threats for high risk clients. Alongside coder Karen Spencer and hardware expert Tommy Tyler, he confronts dark web assassins, hacked systems, and political fallout in a set of tightly linked cyber warfare stories.

In the Iraqi desert, Nathan Dixon is tasked with investigating a catastrophic friendly fire incident caused by a rogue unmanned ground combat vehicle. Following the trail through contractors, rushed testing, and nervous commanders, he and journalist Alex Hughes confront the hard question of who is accountable when machines go to war.

Strategic Solutions, Inc., a private military company under financial strain, accepts a covert contract to help Druze militias in southern Lebanon resist Hezbollah. As SSI teams work in a shadowy war zone, they uncover a plot to use suitcase nuclear weapons in contested areas, forcing them to act before the region ignites.

A routine training mission in Chad turns into a crisis when SSI operators discover a covert effort to mine and ship yellowcake uranium to hostile buyers. After a key convoy escapes, the company must locate a freighter on the open ocean and seize its lethal cargo before it disappears.

When terrorists seed major cities with people infected by a deadly strain of the Marburg virus, Strategic Solutions, Inc. is hired to stop a man made plague. SSI teams race from labs to safe houses to track down the architect of the plot and prevent a global biological catastrophe.

Nathan Dixon and the 3rd Ranger Regiment are sent to the Philippines to break an Islamist coalition led by a brilliant terrorist intent on drawing America into a grinding war. While Dixon battles ambushes in the jungle and a reckless battalion commander, his father Scott fights a separate battle with a Washington chain of command that will not change course.

Citizen soldiers from a Virginia National Guard company are deployed to a security zone between Israel and a new Palestinian state. As they adjust to a tense buffer mission, a microbiologist bent on revenge turns their presence into an opportunity for biological terror, forcing the Guardsmen to balance restraint with the instinct to survive.

Special Forces Recon Team Kilo has spent weeks deep inside hostile territory, calling in airstrikes and watching enemy camps. When the team is cut off and captured, the survivors endure brutal imprisonment while planners in distant headquarters and the families at home struggle to mount a rescue that may come too late.

After a bombing reminiscent of Oklahoma City, an Idaho militia movement and its politically ambitious governor defy federal authority, even using the state National Guard to expel federal agents. Lieutenant Nathan Dixon deploys with Army units into a brewing civil conflict where every move risks becoming the first shot in a new secession war.

A massive asteroid strike in Siberia mimics the signature of a nuclear blast and awakens Russia's semi automatic doomsday system, Dead Hand. As a rogue general tries to exploit the chaos, NATO and Russian special forces race across a devastated landscape to disable missile silos before an unintended nuclear exchange ends everything.

In a near future Slovakia torn by ethnic violence, Lieutenant Nathan Dixon leaves a staff job to accompany a platoon of peacekeepers on what should be a simple show of force. Confused orders, clashing leadership styles, and ruthless militias quickly turn the mission into a harsh lesson in command, courage, and restraint.

Set during the French and Indian War, this novel follows Highlander Ian McPherson, French artillery officer Anton de Chevalier, and British captain Thomas Shields from early defeats in the Ohio Valley to the Plains of Abraham. Their intersecting stories show how empires rise and fall on rugged frontier ground.

Two Irish American brothers from New Jersey, James and Kevin Bannon, grow up under a harsh, ambitious father and fall in love with the same woman. As the nation slides toward Civil War, one heads south to Virginia Military Institute and the Confederacy while the other fights for the Union, turning family tensions into battlefield confrontations.

A fragile government in Bogotá invites the 11th Air Assault Division into Colombia to fight both insurgents and drug lords. Brigadier General Scott Dixon quickly sees a quagmire forming, while Captain Nancy Kozak's defiance of a politically minded superior after a disastrous firefight forces a confrontation between truth, ambition, and military loyalty.

After U.S. forces seize nuclear weapons from Ukraine, a resentful German chancellor traps an entire American corps on German soil and seizes the warheads. General "Big Al" Malin and his subordinates, including Scott Dixon and Nancy Kozak, lead their troops on a fighting march toward the sea rather than surrender their arms or their honor.

A reformist coup in Mexico topples a corrupt regime, and drug cartels exploit the turmoil by staging attacks along the U.S. border. Misreading events, Washington deploys Scott Dixon's unit to southern Texas, where American troops face Mexican forces, traffickers, and political meddling in a conflict that can only end badly for everyone involved.

An assassination attempt by Libyan backed terrorists sparks escalating raids between Egypt and Libya that soon draw in both U.S. and Soviet forces. As modern armored units clash in the desert and nerve gas appears on the battlefield, Scott Dixon and his comrades fight a war that could easily spill beyond North Africa.

In a near future crisis, the Soviet Union launches a massive invasion of Iran. American forces rush to the Gulf to blunt the attack, throwing tank crews, pilots, and infantry into a brutal high tech desert war where local factions, chemical weapons, and nuclear brinkmanship lurk behind every engagement.

When the Warsaw Pact attacks Western Europe in a hypothetical World War III, Captain Sean Bannon's armored company, Team Yankee, fights a desperate series of battles along the German border. The novel focuses on tank crews and infantrymen as they cope with relentless combat, shifting orders, and the fear that the conflict could turn nuclear.