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Medusa Project (Cindy Dees) Books in Order

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Browse the Medusa Project books by Cindy Dees in order, with summaries, series background, and where to begin this all-female special-forces romance saga.

Last updated: July 15, 2026

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Medusa Project (Cindy Dees) books in publication order

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1

Medusa Rising

by Cindy Dees

2005

The Medusa team's fight for survival and respect continues through a dangerous new assignment. One operative must trust her skills and an unlikely partner when powerful enemies move against them.

2

The Medusa Project

by Cindy Dees

2005

Air Force Major Vanessa Blake leads the first all-female Special Forces team. Her trainer has orders to make the program fail, until his disappearance forces Vanessa and the Medusas into action.

3

The Medusa Game

by Cindy Dees

2006

The Medusas face a mission where powerful opponents seem to be setting the rules. One operative must outthink the game before it costs her team, her future, and her heart.

4

The Medusa Affair

by Cindy Dees

2007

A dangerous affair draws a Medusa operative into a mission where personal feelings can become a liability. With enemies closing in, she must decide whom to believe and whom to protect.

5

The Medusa Prophecy

by Cindy Dees

2007

A Medusa mission is complicated by intelligence that points toward an escalating threat. A determined operative and her partner must uncover the truth before their enemies turn prediction into disaster.

6

The Medusa Seduction

by Cindy Dees

2007

A Medusa operative enters a high-risk situation where seduction is part of the strategy. The plan grows perilous when genuine attraction and hidden agendas begin to overlap.

7

Medusa's Sheik

by Cindy Dees

2010

An all-female Special Forces operative is drawn into a dangerous assignment involving a powerful sheik. Cultural tensions, hidden agendas, and attraction complicate a mission where failure could cost lives.

8

The Medusa Proposition

by Cindy Dees

2010

A Medusa operative faces a proposal that could change both her mission and her personal life. Accepting help from a man she does not fully trust may be her only route to safety.

Medusa Project (Cindy Dees) books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "The Medusa Project"

    The Medusa Project

    by Cindy Dees

    2005Medusa Project, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Medusa Rising"

    Medusa Rising

    by Cindy Dees

    2005Medusa Project, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "The Medusa Game"

    The Medusa Game

    by Cindy Dees

    2006Medusa Project, Book 3
  4. Book cover for "The Medusa Prophecy"

    The Medusa Prophecy

    by Cindy Dees

    2007Medusa Project, Book 4
  5. Book cover for "The Medusa Affair"

    The Medusa Affair

    by Cindy Dees

    2007Medusa Project, Book 5
  6. Book cover for "The Medusa Seduction"

    The Medusa Seduction

    by Cindy Dees

    2007Medusa Project, Book 6
  7. Book cover for "The Medusa Proposition"

    The Medusa Proposition

    by Cindy Dees

    2010Medusa Project, Book 7
  8. Book cover for "Medusa's Sheik"

    Medusa's Sheik

    by Cindy Dees

    2010Medusa Project, Book 8

Series background & context

The Medusa Project introduces one of Cindy Dees's signature teams: an all-female Special Forces unit operating under an experiment that many people expect to fail. The women are expected to perform at the highest level, even while the people in charge question whether they should have been given the chance at all.

Failure is built into the plan.

The first novel, The Medusa Project, follows Air Force Major Vanessa Blake as she leads the inaugural team. Her trainer, Lieutenant Colonel Jake Scatalone, has been ordered to prove that women do not belong in Special Forces. When he disappears on a critical mission, Vanessa and the team must act in a situation that exposes both the program's political stakes and their real ability.

Later books, including The Medusa Game, The Medusa Prophecy, The Medusa Affair, and Medusa Rising, expand the unit's world through new missions and romances. Each story gives a different woman the chance to prove herself in the field, while the larger project remains a target for people who want it shut down.

The tone is action-heavy but emotionally direct. The Medusas are skilled, stubborn, and often forced to work with men who underestimate them. The romances work because both partners have to recognize the other person's competence under pressure.

Start with The Medusa Project. The books offer individual love stories, but the team's history and fight for survival make the series most satisfying in order.

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