James Comey Books in Order

Former FBI director James Comey reflects on difficult decisions across his career in American government. Drawing on investigations, political pressure and encounters with presidents, he examines ethical leadership, personal loyalty and the responsibilities of public service.

James Comey draws on his career as a prosecutor and FBI director to examine the values behind federal law enforcement. Personal cases and institutional conflicts frame his argument for restoring truthfulness, independence and public trust in American justice.

A mobster facing conviction offers prosecutor Nora Carleton information about a former governor’s murder. Following the lead draws her into a dangerous investigation where organized crime, political influence and the demands of courtroom justice collide.

After leaving federal prosecution for a Connecticut hedge fund, Nora Carleton becomes the chief suspect in a coworker’s murder. She calls on former colleagues to investigate a workplace where hidden motives and corporate secrets threaten to destroy her.

Back in federal prosecution, Nora Carleton builds a case against political extremists planning violence in New York. Working with investigator Benny Dugan, she must connect courtroom evidence to a growing threat against a United Nations gathering.

The assassination of an American drone-company executive draws prosecutor Nora Carleton and agent Benny Dugan into a counterintelligence investigation. Following the case from New York to Las Vegas exposes dangerous links between Russian operations, betrayal and hidden commercial interests.