Ken Fite Books in Order

Written in the shadow of the 2014 Ebola scare, this book looks at how vulnerable the United States might be in a real outbreak. Fite asks hard questions about preparedness, response, and the cost of waiting too long.

A compact guide to making better coffee at home. Fite walks through beans, grinding, brewing methods, and simple tweaks that can turn an ordinary morning cup into something much better.

Buried in email? Fite offers a practical reset for overloaded inboxes, with simple systems and habits to help you process messages faster, cut the stress, and spend less of your day living in your email.

A short guide to concentration in a distracted world. Fite covers routines, time blocking, habit cues, and other practical ways to protect your attention and stay focused on work that actually matters.

This short workplace guide argues that small habits shape big results. Fite focuses on practical changes that can improve focus, consistency, and the way an ordinary workday adds up over time.

Fite breaks memory into skills you can practice. He shares techniques for remembering names, numbers, and what you read, while also looking at sleep, exercise, and other habits that support better recall.

Built around Fite's own early-rising experiment, this book shows how a few minutes of change can lead to hours of reclaimed time. It blends habit advice, personal experience, and a push to make space for meaningful work.

After being fired, Blake heads to Washington for President-elect Keller's inauguration and stumbles into a plot to kill him. To stop it, he has to build an off-the-books team and move before the attack is already in motion.

Drawn from weekly reflections, this book turns everyday moments into lessons about faith, purpose, and personal growth. It's part journal, part encouragement, and part invitation to pay closer attention to the life you're living.

On the night Senator Jim Keller is set to accept his party's presidential nomination, he disappears under Blake Jordan's watch. Grieving, angry, and under pressure, Blake and partner Jami Davis race across Chicago to bring him back.

A warning of a New Year's Eve attack sends Blake into a race to stop terrorists before a major American city is hit. The closer he gets, the clearer it becomes that the threat has been hiding in plain sight.

A dying man's warning points Blake toward Russian terrorists and a devastating cyberattack. When someone he loves is used as leverage, he must pull his old team back together and make a choice with no clean outcome.

After faking his death and disappearing, Blake is pulled back when a deadly mass shooting hits close to home. The hunt for the killer reveals accomplices, old secrets, and a trail leading straight into Blake's past.

When terrorists seize weaponized military drones, Blake is forced to work with people he never wanted to trust again. He has to find the hijackers fast, before the drones are turned loose on Washington.

A bombing in New York pulls Blake into a tense hunt with the NYPD. The case gets stranger by the minute, because the person they're chasing seems not to exist, and more explosions may be coming.

Just as Blake and Jami begin married life, she is kidnapped to blackmail him during a high-stakes U.S.-Russia peace visit. To save her, Blake must obey impossible demands while trying to stop the larger plot behind them.

Blake thinks life has settled down after saving the president, until a friend's death suggests the attack is not over. As he digs deeper, he finds fresh danger aimed straight at the people closest to him.

On election night, Blake is sent back to Chicago after intelligence picks up a terror plot. What starts as a security mission turns into a race to stop attacks on both the president and the vice president.

A kidnapped congresswoman leads Blake into a conspiracy involving a supposedly dead intelligence director, a cover-up, and a plan to reshape a presidency. Teaming with FBI agent Allie Hunt, he has to untangle lies before they turn lethal.