Mike Wells Books in Order

Briana Fox and her almost-boyfriend Kyle discover a strange green substance in an underwater cave after a horrific lake accident. It saves Briana's life, then starts changing it in dangerous ways.

The fallout from the green water continues as Kyle and Briana learn more about the force now wrapped around their lives. The mystery gets bigger, stranger, and harder to outrun.

Elaine Brogan grows up tough and ambitious, then sees her life shattered by a counterfeit-money scam that destroys her family. She chooses revenge, and that choice sends her toward the U.S. Secret Service.

Elaine's new career should mean control, but betrayal and financial crime pull her into even deeper danger. Soon the hunt stretches across borders and toward far more powerful enemies.

The series shifts focus to master counterfeiter Giorgio Cattoretti, revealing the man behind so much of Elaine's pain. His ambition, history, and moral pull make him more than a simple villain.

Adam is a smooth, self-styled charmer who uses astrology and careful routines to juggle women without getting caught. Then Bethany enters the picture and complicates a game he thought he controlled.

Adam's carefully managed double life starts cracking as real feeling and exposure close in together. The sequel asks whether a practiced player can honestly change.

Seventeen-year-old Rachel joins Kurt Kramer's family on vacation in Aruba and watches him vanish after they find a strange object on the beach. When he begins communicating in bizarre ways, she becomes the one person who might bring him back.

Neal Becker is convinced his five-month-old daughter Natasha can talk, and that she knows he once wanted her gone. What starts as fear inside a strained young family turns into a creepy battle between father and child.

This coming-of-age suspense novel drops into the raw social world of high school, where friendship, first love, class tension, and family trouble all carry real consequences. The emotional risks feel as dangerous as the physical ones.

Heather Bancroft meets the perfect man and is drawn into a scheme that seems to predict the future and print money. The dream quickly turns into manipulation, loss, and a need for revenge.

Heather has seen enough to know the game is real, but not enough to control it. More money and more danger arrive together as the people behind the scheme tighten their grip.

The woman who was once being used starts pushing back. Heather follows the trail toward the architect of her ruin, knowing every answer may cost her more.

Power starts to shift, but victory comes with moral danger of its own. Heather has to decide how far she will go to reclaim her life.

Love, revenge, wealth, and betrayal all converge in the series finale. Heather's last moves determine whether she escapes the trap or becomes part of it for good.

Giorgio is back, and the balance between enemy, ally, and obsession grows even murkier. Elaine has to face him again while trying not to lose herself in the game he understands so well.

Mike Wells turns from fiction to craft with short, practical pieces for writers. It is a quick guide to stronger scenes, better pacing, and the hard editing choices every novelist faces.

Elaine's pursuit takes her back into hostile territory, where every alliance feels temporary and every mistake could be fatal. Russia becomes a proving ground for trust and endurance.

Allen and Cynthia think their unhappy marriage is complicated enough until a deranged trucker named Billy barges into their lives. His obsession with Cynthia turns domestic strain into a terrifying siege.

Billy refuses to let go, and Allen and Cynthia are driven deeper into deception, fear, and survival mode. Every move they make to protect themselves seems to pull the danger even closer.

The pressure finally turns explosive as the couple's secrets, Billy's obsession, and the threat of violence all collide. This closing installment pushes their marriage and their nerve to the limit.

Nuclear scientist Dr. Ross Shaheen is lured back to Iran and trapped inside a web of espionage centered on a top-secret weapons program. His knowledge could change the balance of power, if he survives long enough to choose a side.

Ross is deeper inside the game now, with rival governments, spies, and hidden agendas tightening around him. Protecting his family becomes as urgent as protecting the secret everyone is willing to kill for.

The trilogy closes with Ross forced to act at last, not just endure. As loyalties snap and the political stakes peak, the fight becomes personal, fast, and impossible to walk away from.

Jayne Clark is pulled into the orbit of Lady Eleanor Sotheby, where wealth, attraction, and danger arrive together. What begins like a fantasy quickly reveals a far more complicated power game.

Jayne goes deeper into Eleanor's glittering but secretive world, and desire starts to compete with distrust. The romance intensifies just as the risks become harder to ignore.

Love and betrayal come to a head as Jayne must decide whether Eleanor is worth the damage surrounding her. The first trilogy closes with emotion, danger, and no easy escape.

A rescue mission should be straightforward, but nothing in Elaine's world ever is. This installment turns survival itself into a tense, globe-spanning operation.

Kyle and Briana are pulled into the deeper structure behind everything they have survived. Personal stakes and larger conspiracies finally lock together.

A new counterfeit trail leads into the brutal economics of diamonds and organized crime. Elaine faces a case where greed and violence are tightly entwined.

The stakes turn human as well as criminal when danger in Sudan leaves escape uncertain. Elaine has to navigate chaos, geography, and enemies all at once.

Stripped of safety nets, Elaine is forced to operate in the shadows. The less protection she has, the more her instincts, and her judgment, matter.

This case turns on deception, seduction, and the deadly uses of charm. Elaine is up against a threat that is hard to read and even harder to outrun.

Jayne is trying to move forward, but the past has not finished with her. Old ties and old dangers return, turning a fresh start into the beginning of a new threat.

The second arc tightens the screws as Jayne faces buried secrets, emotional fallout, and a menace that will not stay in the past. Survival now depends on seeing the pattern before it is too late.

The finale brings Jayne's story to a hard reckoning with love, loss, and the curse hanging over Eleanor's world. It is the most personal fight of the series.

The promise of a miracle becomes part of a dark criminal scheme. Elaine has to sort hope from fraud before more lives are ruined.

After everything she has endured, Elaine is pulled into another chapter of reinvention and danger. Old conflicts flare back up just when she most needs a clean start.

The nightmare around Natasha is not over. As guilt, terror, and the supernatural collide, Neal is pushed toward desperate answers and a final attempt to stop the evil tearing his family apart.

Enemies, allies, and unfinished business are pushed into direct confrontation. Elaine can no longer keep distance between herself and the forces chasing her.

A new chase begins when a seemingly impossible target keeps slipping out of view. Elaine is drawn into a case where visibility, truth, and motive are all in question.

A Stanford physicist is kidnapped and taken near Moscow to finish a free-energy machine based on Nikola Tesla's lost work. Its promise could transform the world, if greed and power do not crush it first.

Escape is only the beginning once the invention is out in the open and powerful interests start circling. The chase widens as science, politics, and survival collide.

The trilogy ends with the machine, and everyone tied to it, at maximum risk. What began as a scientific breakthrough becomes a fight over who gets to shape the future.

The trilogy opens with romance colliding with big-city ambition, as two people chase love and a future shaped by the pull of New York theater. Dreams are exciting, but they also make every emotional risk feel larger.

Holiday charm and Broadway hopes meet in a Christmas-set romance about timing, trust, and second chances. Warm on the surface, it still asks whether love can survive real-life complications.

The final installment brings the emotional threads together as love, career pressure, and hard choices all come due. It is a romantic finale about what happens after the dream starts feeling real.

Renata Richardson survives a brutal attack by wealthy predators and gets no justice from the local police. So she begins hunting them herself, following private jets, small clues, and her own rage across borders.

With Giorgio Cattoretti finally behind bars, Elaine should be safer than before. Instead, the fallout of their long struggle opens the door to yet another dangerous reckoning.

Elaine is pulled to Australia when a counterfeit pink-diamond scheme reaches far beyond a private business dispute. The case forces her back toward old enemies and into harsh, remote country.

Elaine's expertise in financial crime pulls her into Zurich's elite banking world, where too-perfect U.S. bills hint at a much larger network of corruption. Quiet surfaces hide enormous danger.

Another international case puts Elaine in a situation where movement itself becomes dangerous and trust is in short supply. Fast decisions, shifting loyalties, and high stakes drive the story forward.

This prequel sets up the criminal logic behind a massive score and the people reckless enough to attempt it. It works as a tense lead-in to the events surrounding Mortal Silence.