James Hunt Books in Order

After an EMP wrecks the country, a prepper is separated from his family and presumed dead. While they head for a cabin in the woods, he fights his way through the collapse to find them.

Former superpowers return to challenge the fragile order the Mars brothers helped build. With forces divided and war closing in, holding the line may no longer be enough.

Decades after a devastating earlier war, rival powers are rising again and old balances are breaking apart. The Mars brothers are pulled into a conflict where every alliance comes with a cost.

A sudden crisis traps people in close quarters and turns fear into its own weapon. In a world under strain, survival depends on reading the room before it turns violent.

When the system decides someone is expendable, there is nowhere safe to stand. This early James Hunt thriller leans into pursuit, pressure, and the danger of becoming the target.

Agent Sarah Hill is sent to investigate the death of a friend of her boss. What starts as a mission quickly opens into a deeper conspiracy with global consequences.

A powerful businessman is trying to sell control of a global power grid to terrorists. Sarah Hill is the agent sent to stop the deal before the whole world pays for it.

The conspiracy is still alive, and Hill has no intention of backing off. With enemies closing in from every side, she pushes toward the source before the damage becomes irreversible.

In a world built on failed science and empty fields, every promise of abundance comes with danger attached. The fight is no longer just for food, but for control of the future.

The broken world left by GMO-24 keeps getting harsher as scarcity tightens its grip. Survival means confronting both the ruined land and the people profiting from it.

Brooke's fight for water and safety pushes her into a country where old lines on the map no longer mean much. Scarcity makes every crossing dangerous.

The walls keep closing in as survivors try to stay ahead of forces larger than themselves. Escape looks possible right up until it starts to feel like another trap.

The search for stable ground becomes a battle over territory, loyalty, and who gets to survive. In Hunt's drought-stricken world, safe land is never just land.

Ten years into a devastating drought, Brooke Fontanne knows San Diego is becoming unlivable. When the Colorado River finally runs dry, she has to get her children out before the last options vanish.

GMO-24 was supposed to end hunger, but instead it helped create famine and ruin. Alex Grives is living in the aftermath, where food is scarce and power belongs to the people who control it.

Two years after the GSF nearly collapsed, Sarah Hill learns the old mole is back and working for terror networks. Stopping him may mean stopping a nuclear disaster.

The threat is growing, and Agent Hill cannot stop it alone. To get ahead of the next strike, she has to work with allies who have every reason not to trust her.

The GSF's secrecy is slipping away just when Sarah Hill needs it most. With the final stage of a larger attack closing in, she has to fight in the open and survive long enough to stop it.

When an EMP brings New York to its knees, pilot Kate Holloway is cut off from the people she loves most. Getting home becomes a brutal fight through a city losing order by the hour.

A child-abduction case opens into a much wider trap of lies, fear, and people pulling strings from the shadows. The more the investigators uncover, the harder it becomes to tell who is victim and who is predator.

A disappearance pulls investigators into a case where every answer leads to another lie. The search is urgent, and the people closest to the victim may be the hardest ones to trust.

A Chicago architect's life is already fraying when an EMP throws the country into chaos. To keep her family together, she has to move fast and trust very carefully.

Politician Lena Hayes is already in the fight of her career when her daughter is kidnapped during a crucial vote. To save her child, she has to face enemies willing to use power, money, and murder.

The abduction of a four-year-old girl may be tied to a case from thirty years earlier. Her mother, Jessica Donovan, will do anything to bring her home, even if it means digging up her own past.

A family moves into a cursed house in the Louisiana swamps and learns the past there is very much alive. Old violence, local secrets, and something monstrous in the dark close in fast.

After an EMP strike wipes out power and communication, rancher James Bowers has to get his wife and son out of the chaos swallowing San Antonio. He soon learns hunger is not the only enemy left.

An EMP hits on the day a family gathers for a funeral, turning grief into a survival crisis. Now they have to reach safety before the wider collapse catches them too.

Sarah Pembrooke heads to Bell, Maine hoping to disappear and start over. Instead she finds a town, and a mansion, with plans of their own.

Hospice nurse Nicole Harper takes a case in the remote Northwest and steps into a family marked by three unsolved murders. The old mansion is full of history, and none of it wants to stay quiet.

A job opportunity brings the Holloway family to a lonely desert town on the Arizona and California border. What looks like a fresh start quickly turns into a haunting that threatens to destroy them from the inside out.

When an EMP shatters normal life, Joanna Mercer retreats to a cabin with her two children. The shelter may save them, but isolation brings its own dangers.

A supposed refuge turns fragile as shortages, fear, and desperate outsiders close in. Survival means more than finding food, it means deciding who still belongs inside the gate.

A fresh disappearance shakes loose old secrets in a community built on silence. The people saying the least may be the ones holding the most dangerous truth.

After Seattle police fail to stop a killer targeting runaway girls, undercover VICE officer Susan Quinton joins the hunt. She is battling her own demons while racing to save the next victim.

The EMP was only the beginning. Ben Riker is still trying to keep his people alive while the enemy behind the attack keeps tightening the noose.

Civilization has reached its breaking point, and Ben Riker's group is under pressure from every side. Survival now depends on holding together while the country keeps coming apart.

The body count in Baltimore is rising, and homicide detective Adila Cooper is running out of time. To stop the killer, she has to keep working through a case that is pushing her past every limit.

Children are dying in the small town of Maples, Kansas, and no one can explain why. When Jessica Donovan is dragged back to the place she escaped, the case becomes personal all over again.

Jim North has spent years haunted by his own childhood abduction and by the boy he left behind. As a detective, he finally gets a second chance to face the case that shaped his life.

North and Martin are pulled into another missing-child case where the family's past may be the real crime scene. The closer they get, the more dangerous the buried truth becomes.

Two girls vanish after a slumber party, and newly partnered detectives Kerry Martin and Jim North catch the case. Both have damaged reputations, which makes a high-profile abduction even harder to solve.

When the grid fails, Ben Riker has only a short window to protect his family and get them somewhere defensible. The blackout is immediate, but the human threat arrives just as fast.

Paranormal investigator Lindsy Foster and her husband Mike head to a Colorado town after a baby is taken. What they find is a powerful ghost with a long memory and a terrible history.

When a young girl disappears from a cabin in the woods, North and Martin are thrown into a race against time. The remote setting narrows the suspects, but it also narrows their margin for error.

Ben Riker has spent long enough surviving. Now he has to decide when survival turns into resistance, and how much he is willing to risk for the people still depending on him.

A mounting body count turns one investigation into a personal war. The killer seems to know exactly where to strike, and the detective chasing them may be next.

Three months after a child dies on their watch, Jim North and Kerry Martin are hit with a string of new abductions. The kidnapper is taunting them, and obsession starts taking its own toll.

A child disappears in the night, and North and Martin find themselves facing a father with too many secrets. The case presses hard on old wounds they still have not settled.

Another child is taken in the middle of the night, and every lead seems tied to what people cannot, or will not, remember. For North and Martin, the case becomes a fight against both time and buried truth.

Family has always been Ben Riker's first priority, but every choice now puts them in fresh danger. The fallout from the EMP keeps widening, and the next move could decide everything.

A couple tries to restore a decaying mountain mansion in northern Georgia. When the accidents around the house turn deadly, Lindsy and Mike Foster are drawn into another dangerous haunting.

A young man's death at the legendary Bowlby Estate brings Lindsy and Mike Foster to coastal Maine. Treasure lore, restless spirits, and an old family curse make the case far more dangerous than it first appears.

FBI agent Kira Lockhart has found more missing people than anyone else in the Bureau, but her own daughter still haunts her. A new case may finally bring her face to face with the people responsible.

The longer the collapse lasts, the harder it becomes to tell defense from revenge. Ben Riker's fight to protect his people turns bloodier and more personal.

What should be a route to safety turns into a desperate fight to stay ahead of danger. In James Hunt's world, even the promise of safe passage comes with a price.

FBI agent Kira Lockhart is called in when Dakota Logan disappears. The deeper she digs, the more she finds a case built on secrets, lies, and a town that knows more than it wants to admit.

Charlie reaches refuge, only to discover that survival keeps demanding more from him. In a broken country, even an island stronghold can become the next battleground.

After an EMP knocks out the national grid, Charlie Owens flees Seattle with his family for a remote island cabin. The island looks safe, but the new world does not stay at a distance for long.

When a boy vanishes from a local carnival, Kira Lockhart teams up with Tampa detective Ramon Maples. The search forces Kira back toward the parts of her past she would rather leave alone.

A child disappears near the lake in Minneola, Georgia, and panic spreads fast. Newly paired detectives Jo Wiles and Mark Allen uncover town secrets almost as troubling as the abduction itself.

A fresh disappearance leaves behind cryptic clues and a trail that refuses to make simple sense. The deeper the case goes, the more every folded secret starts to look like a warning.

A shelter can protect a family from the worst of the collapse, until the people inside start bringing their own damage with them. Safety and pressure rarely stay separate for long.

Bad news arrives early for North and Martin, and it leads them straight into another case involving missing children and old silence. The title tells the story well, these are victims too many people chose not to see.

Shelter is never simple in Hunt's EMP fiction. A bunker offers protection, but it also forces survivors to confront what they will trade away to keep it.

Preparation only gets you so far once the world has truly fallen apart. This time the real test is whether planning, discipline, and nerve are still enough.

Charlie Owens wanted only to protect his family, but the person behind the EMP has more destruction planned. To keep the people he loves alive, he may have to step back into the fight.

On the eve of a major personal milestone, Jim North is pulled into a new disappearance. The fresh case forces North and Martin to confront the things they still keep from everyone, including each other.

Rumor spreads faster than evidence when a community is hit by fear. As the whispers grow louder, the truth becomes harder, and more dangerous, to reach.

In a country stripped down by crisis, ideals become harder to hold and more costly to defend. Hunt turns that tension into a fast-moving survival conflict.

Collapse is one thing. Figuring out what rises after it is another. This survival thriller leans into the fight over power, territory, and whatever order is left.

When everyone has something fragile to protect, one hard question can shatter everything. This is the kind of title Hunt uses when secrets are already under pressure.

Ben Weaver relocates to a small desert town to escape his past, then a girl vanishes on the morning of the Harvest Moon Festival. An old local legend makes the search even darker.

A haven in a broken world sounds like the answer everyone needs. Hunt is too interested in pressure for it to stay that simple for long.

Nature piles onto human collapse as another brutal threat sweeps through an already broken world. Survival becomes a race against both weather and violence.

A disappearance starts peeling back the private bargains and old lies holding a community together. The more people protect their secrets, the more dangerous the case becomes.

A case built on contradiction forces everyone involved to choose what they are willing to believe. In Hunt's thrillers, truth rarely arrives without taking something with it.

A remote mountain setting gives Hunt plenty of room for isolation, suspicion, and danger closing in. The higher the climb, the fewer places there are left to hide.

When Hunt puts EMP in the title, you can expect speed, collapse, and hard choices under pressure. This one promises the full nightmare, blackout first, consequences immediately after.

The families who escaped the city are settling into life at The Haven, but safety proves more fragile than they hoped. Outsiders are closing in, and cracks inside the walls are getting harder to hide.

A state legislator is found dead, his scandals are already public, and his daughter is missing. Sheriff Sean Callahan has a whole town of suspects and almost no clean ground to stand on.

Nick Franklin has spent his life preparing for the moment everything goes wrong. After the EMP hits, a blizzard and twenty dangerous miles stand between him and his family.

Six children vanish from their beds on Salt Rock Island, and detectives Jim North and Kerry Martin are sent in. A brewing Pacific storm and the fallout from their last case make the search even more dangerous.

When the power dies in Manhattan, several prepper families know they have one chance to escape. Their destination is a remote compound, if fear and collapsing order do not stop them first.

What began as one family's escape has grown into a larger fight over who gets to shape the world after the EMP. Charlie Owens faces the kind of final conflict he was trying to avoid from the start.

A girl found adrift off Baja California has been marked for death by a violent gang. Ex-pat Chase Grant cannot walk away, even though helping her drags his own past back into the open.

A refuge under pressure can turn as dangerous as the world outside it. As the crisis deepens, the valley becomes a place where every decision threatens to cost someone their life.

In a world coming apart, the promise of one last ship feels like salvation. It also gives desperate people one more thing to fight over.

Missing kids are hard enough to find when they want to be found. Hunt turns that tension into a chase built on fear, freedom, and the danger waiting beyond the first escape.