Parson and Gold Books in Order

A transport plane carrying a Taliban prisoner goes down in a blizzard over the Hindu Kush. Navigator Michael Parson and Army interpreter Sophia Gold must survive the mountains, the weather, and enemies hunting them.

After a bombing in Kabul, the wounded are loaded onto a C-5 bound for Germany. Then Michael Parson learns there is a bomb on board, trapping everyone in the air with injuries worsening and options running out.

An earthquake devastates Afghanistan, and Michael Parson and Sophia Gold join the relief effort. A Taliban splinter group turns aid missions into a killing ground, forcing them to fight back with too little support and too few answers.

At Manas Air Base in Kyrgyzstan, a crashed C-27 leads Michael Parson and Sophia Gold into an investigation involving opium, shadow cargo, and old Balkan hatreds. Routine safety work turns into something far darker.

This companion novella follows Staff Sergeant A. E. Blount during the brutal battle of Fallujah. Through house-to-house fighting, he learns how blurry the lines between mercy, survival, and enemy can become.

A jihadist with sarin gas launches attacks around the Mediterranean, and Marine gunnery sergeant A. E. Blount goes after him. When the mission turns into a trap, Michael Parson and Sophia Gold race into Libya to help save the captives.

On leave from the Air Force, Michael Parson joins Sophia Gold on a relief mission in Somalia aboard an old DC-3. Aid flights, armed factions, and a wounded teenage fighter turn the job into a dangerous test of trust.