PRIMAL Books in Order
Part ofJack Silkstone Books in OrderRead Jack Silkstone's PRIMAL books in order, following a renegade agency's secret war against powerful criminals, corrupt politicians, and corporations.
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PRIMAL books in publication order
12 books
Primal Origins
by Jack Silkstone
2011
Four former operatives form PRIMAL, a covert vigilante organization targeting powerful enemies beyond ordinary justice. Their first mission confronts a wealthy supporter of terrorism in the United Arab Emirates, beginning a campaign against criminals and corrupt officials.
Primal Unleashed
by Jack Silkstone
2011
A Ukrainian arms dealer seeks to sell a devastating weapon hidden during the Soviet war in Afghanistan. PRIMAL races to stop an Iranian commander from obtaining it, drawing the team into a danger rooted in an old battlefield secret.
PRIMAL Vengeance
by Jack Silkstone
2013
PRIMAL intervenes when Dinka fighters in South Sudan face militias seeking control of their oil-rich land. Working with a teenage warrior and an experienced veteran, the team trains resistance forces while pursuing an enemy whose reach extends to Shanghai.
PRIMAL Fury
by Jack Silkstone
2014
A survivor of human trafficking brings PRIMAL into conflict with a syndicate operating from a castle. The rescue mission becomes more dangerous when an operative's desire for revenge threatens the team and the captives they are trying to free.
PRIMAL Inception
by Jack Silkstone
2014
CIA operatives Ice and Vance confront the aftermath of Kosovo's war, where corrupt officials and organized crime undermine peace. Their investigation of atrocities forces a choice between accepting an appearance of stability and fighting those responsible outside official channels.
PRIMAL Mirza
by Jack Silkstone
2014
In 1999, Indian operative Mirza Mansoor and his partner pursue terrorists after a border raid fails to stop their deployment. The trail leads from Kashmir to New Delhi, where organized crime and corruption complicate their attempt to prevent an attack.
PRIMAL Reckoning
by Jack Silkstone
2014
Mexican farmers face corrupt police, cartel gunmen, and a mining corporation threatening their land. PRIMAL steps in, only to discover that the operation involves more than gold and pits them against well-funded private military contractors backed by the CIA.
PRIMAL Nemesis
by Jack Silkstone
2015
Exposed by an operation in Mexico, PRIMAL fights paramilitary contractors across Latin America and the Caribbean. A hostage rescue in Brazil leaves a CIA officer dead, prompting questions about the money and intelligence resources supporting their increasingly dangerous enemy.
PRIMAL Redemption
by Jack Silkstone
2015
Weakened by casualties, PRIMAL launches a counterintelligence operation against a rogue CIA directorate. The team must eliminate the threat without revealing its own secrets, facing a confrontation in which failure could expose the organization and end its existence.
PRIMAL Renegade
by Jack Silkstone
2015
Bishop and Saneh take a break in a Zambian national park while PRIMAL is inactive. An encounter with ruthless rhino poachers turns the holiday into tragedy, sending Bishop on a personal mission that tests his endurance and resolve.
Primal Deception
by Jack Silkstone
2017
While PRIMAL avoids CIA attention, Aden Bishop flies humanitarian supplies into Syria and discovers advanced weapons hidden in the cargo. The find draws the team into a conflict involving arms dealers, intelligence operatives, extremists, and influential financial interests.
PRIMAL Exodus
by Jack Silkstone
2019
The activation of the Exodus protocol leaves PRIMAL outmatched and under attack by a powerful intelligence agency. With their organization in jeopardy, the surviving operatives must improvise quickly to preserve what remains of the team and escape destruction.
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