Luana Ehrlich Books in Order

After a failed mission in Iran, veteran CIA officer Titus Ray hides with Iranian Christians, survives an escape to Turkey, and returns home changed. Back in Oklahoma, he faces an assassin, Agency infighting, and hard questions about faith and trust.

Titus heads to Costa Rica and Venezuela to stop Hezbollah assassin Ahmed Al-Amin, while mentoring raw new operative Ben Mitchell. The mission grows into a larger plot involving chemical weapons, and Titus risks both his career and his future with Nikki.

Called to Washington after a deadly Navy Yard attack, Titus suspects a larger Hezbollah plot. His search takes him from D.C. to overseas targets as he races to stop a chemical attack and expose an Iranian general.

This bonus collection pairs Titus Ray's favorite recipes, including his chili, with short stories from his covert life. It is a fun side trip for series readers who want extra character moments between missions.

Titus enters Cuba to rescue a fellow operative from the Los Zetas drug cartel, but the mission quickly changes shape. Hidden agendas and shifting loyalties turn a simple extraction into a dangerous fight for survival.

Titus is sent to learn whether missing CIA contractor Jacob Levin is a traitor or a patriot. The trail runs from Missouri to Saudi Arabia to Yemen, forcing Titus to face killers, family questions, and big choices about his future.

This prequel novella follows Titus in Tehran before the main series begins. When he tries to recruit a nuclear scientist and ignores a warning, he ends up hunted by secret police and saved by Iranian Christians.

Washington investigator Mylas Grey is sent back to Columbia, Missouri, when a senator's daughter disappears. The case pulls him into family history, a possible judicial scandal, and an unexpected connection with photographer Whitney Engel.

Fresh off his wedding, Titus heads to Morocco and Israel with Nikki, then gets pulled into Iraq to stop an assassination. What starts as a honeymoon becomes a fast-moving mission shaped by old enemies, foster-family concerns, and Titus's growing faith.

Titus thinks Ben Mitchell is lying about loving the daughter of a Turkish cleric, and he is right to worry. Surveillance, deception, and a Turkish terror plot turn Ben's messy love life into a dangerous operation on American soil.

A family trip to Barbados blows up when Titus is recognized from a former deep-cover identity in Tehran. Reentering that past draws him into Russian and Iranian financial schemes, a dangerous Beirut mission, and new strain inside the CIA.

Mylas plans a brief favor for another senator before Whitney's visit, but the case leads him to a dangerous psychopath. As the threat grows, both Mylas and Whitney end up in serious danger.

Ben finally gets to lead a mission, escorting a Russian defector and his daughter out during a Brussels summit. Titus wants to let him take charge, but doubts, divided loyalties, and a delicate plan keep getting in the way.

Titus joins a secret operation aimed at exposing problems near the top of the Agency. Keeping the mission hidden from his boss, handler, and wife proves almost as dangerous as the deadly fallout.

Back in his hometown, Mylas helps his father revisit the murder of a state politician shot in broad daylight. With almost no clues and trouble brewing with Whitney, he has to solve the case before obsession costs him more than sleep.

Ben tries to prove he belongs in the field, not behind a desk, by volunteering for a Venezuela mission. His senator father, an Iranian military project, and Ben's own blind spots push both him and Titus into trouble.

Mylas investigates a deeply personal matter for Senator Davis Allen, armed with little more than a dead woman's diary and a ticking deadline. The deeper he digs, the harder it is to keep the case quick, quiet, and under control.

Mylas hates attention, but investigating a prominent doctor's murdered father puts him in the spotlight. While reporters circle and suspects pile up, he also tries to manage his growing agency and his relationship with Whitney.

Widowed corporate investigator Silas McKay reluctantly teams up with Ashley Davenport, the daughter of an important client, on a corporate espionage case in Dallas. Their differences, grief, and growing attraction complicate an already risky investigation.

Silas McKay investigates an elegant Dallas jewelry heist that makes no sense on the surface, especially with a billionaire's son at the center. Working with skeptical, sharp-edged Ashley Davenport forces him to face both the case and his own faith.

A White House summons sends Titus into Operation Strike Out, where he must revisit his past to stop Iran's nuclear ambitions. The mission pushes him far outside his usual experience and into a race against time.

When a Pentagon official is murdered, Mylas takes the case while helping Whitney house-hunt in Washington. Tracking suspects, dead ends, and last-minute twists makes both jobs harder than he expects.

Silas investigates stolen semiconductor secrets and finds suspects everywhere, from company insiders to possible cyber breaches. While he sorts through the case, Christmas, family worries, and his feelings for Ashley crowd in.

Before he became a private investigator, Mylas was a lawyer with a carefully planned future. A sudden death, a strange will, a murder inquiry, and an old flame push his life in a very different direction.

Silas looks into the murder of a cybersecurity executive and quickly doubts the easy answers. As rival companies, hidden motives, and a planned second killing emerge, the case tests both his judgment and his growing relationship with Ashley.

Ordered to spend time with family, Titus instead heads to the southern border after intelligence points to a bioweapon threat in America's heartland. To stop the attack, he must shadow a terrorist leader from Venezuela and hold together a difficult team.

Recovering from a gunshot wound, Mylas is supposed to rest. Instead, he takes on a missing counselor case, angers someone dangerous, and finds his employees and Whitney pulled into the fallout.

When ex-con Jason Brennan takes a U.S. senator hostage, Mylas gets eight days to find Brennan's missing wife and daughter. Every lead exposes new secrets, and the truth challenges what Mylas thinks he knows about guilt and innocence.

Silas leads a rescue mission in Saudi Arabia after five American oil workers are kidnapped. To bring them home, he assembles a team with plenty of baggage and has to trust a person who once betrayed him.

In Cairo, Titus poses as a wealthy antiquities collector to penetrate Khalifa, a terror group funded by looted artifacts. Parties, double games, an inside source, and a relentless assassin make the mission steadily more dangerous.

Titus takes an off-the-books assignment in Panama, only to learn the intel is shaky, the helpers are not fully trustworthy, and the real objective has been hidden from him. He has to finish the mission while untangling a web of lies.