Red, White and Built Books in Order

Red, White and Built is Carol Ericson in full military-romantic-suspense mode. The books center on Navy SEALs and connected operatives, with a mix of bodyguard jobs, covert missions, family danger, betrayals, and very inconvenient attraction.

Each novel introduces a new couple, so you can read them one at a time, but the shared world matters. These heroes know each other, serve in overlapping circles, and often carry the fallout from the same larger conflicts. That creates a nice sense of team loyalty without making the series hard to follow.

The tone is brisk and high stakes. One book might involve a sniper-turned-bodyguard. Another might hinge on a soldier thought dead. Another brings in mob ties, hidden babies, or a woman accused of betrayal. The emotional setup changes, but the engine stays the same: trained protectors, smart heroines, and a mission that keeps getting more personal.

If you come to Ericson for military heroes and chase-heavy plots, this series delivers exactly that. It is polished category romantic suspense, built for speed, chemistry, and danger with just enough continuing character crossover to reward readers who go in order.