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Find Anne Stuart's Ice books in order, with summaries of the romantic suspense stories to choose your next read or decide where to start the series.

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Ice books in publication order

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6 books

1

Black Ice

by Anne Stuart

2005

Translator Chloe accepts a lucrative assignment at a remote French chateau and discovers her clients are illegal arms dealers. Ordered to kill her, undercover operative Bastien instead takes her on a dangerous flight toward Paris.

2

Cold As Ice

by Anne Stuart

2006

Lawyer Genevieve boards a billionaire's yacht to deliver legal papers and discovers his violent intentions. Undercover operative Peter must decide whether protecting the unexpected witness is worth jeopardizing his mission to stop a terror plot.

3

Ice Blue

by Anne Stuart

2007

Curator Summer treasures a ceramic bowl from her Japanese nanny until someone tries to kill her for it. Operative Takashi O'Brien enters the struggle over the relic, torn between ruthless orders and an increasingly personal attachment.

4

Ice Storm

by Anne Stuart

2007

Committee leader Isobel Lambert conceals painful memories behind her controlled professional manner. When notorious assassin Serafin negotiates with her covert organization, their encounter brings her hidden past into collision with the dangers of her present.

5

Fire and Ice

by Anne Stuart

2008

Jilly travels to Tokyo hoping to recover from a failed romance with her sister's support. Committee agent Reno rescues her from an assassination attempt, plunging them into kidnappings, competing enemies, and an attraction complicated by survival.

6

On Thin Ice

by Anne Stuart

2011

Volunteer Beth is kidnapped in a war-torn South American country and meets captive Committee operative Finn MacGowan. Following his escape with another hostage, she faces a perilous journey alongside a cynical man increasingly difficult to resist.

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