Red, White and Built: Delta Force Deliverance Books in Order
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Last updated: July 8, 2026
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Red, White and Built: Delta Force Deliverance books in publication order
3 books
Code Conspiracy
by Carol Ericson
2019
Hacker Jerrica West is shocked when her by-the-book ex asks for help locating his missing Delta Force leader. Following the cybertrail exposes a terrorist plot and forces them back into each other's lives.
Enemy Infiltration
by Carol Ericson
2019
Lana Moreno refuses to believe her brother died the way everyone says he did. Her search for answers teams her with a Delta Force operative and uncovers a deadly setup.
Undercover Accomplice
by Carol Ericson
2019
A terrorist attack is looming, and Delta Force soldier Hunter Mancini must work with CIA operative Sue Chandler again. Their mission could stop catastrophe, if the secrets between them don't blow everything apart first.
Red, White and Built: Delta Force Deliverance books in chronological order
Series background & context
This trilogy runs on one big problem: a Delta Force commander has been framed, and the people who know he is innocent have to prove it while staying alive. That gives Red, White and Built: Delta Force Deliverance a tighter continuing arc than many Carol Ericson mini-series.
The books follow different couples, but the mission stays linked. Soldiers, CIA operatives, and civilian specialists keep getting pulled into the same widening conspiracy. One book brings back former partners. Another leans into undercover work. Another brings in a hacker who becomes essential to following the trail. Together, the stories build toward clearing Rex Denver's name and stopping a larger terrorist plot.
That shared objective gives the series real momentum. Even when the romance changes from book to book, the reader always knows there is a bigger threat still hanging over everyone.
Expect military action, intelligence work, split-second decisions, and a lot of trust issues. These are people who are trained to keep secrets, which means falling in love is almost never convenient.
If you like Carol Ericson when she goes full mission mode, this is a good series to read in order from start to finish.
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