Red, White and Built: Pumped Up Books in Order
Part ofCarol Ericson Books in OrderBrowse Red, White and Built: Pumped Up by Carol Ericson in order, with summaries, series background, and a quick guide to reading order.
Last updated: July 8, 2026
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Red, White and Built: Pumped Up books in publication order
3 books
Delta Force Daddy
by Carol Ericson
2018
Amnesia has wiped out Asher Knight's memories of a fatal mission and the woman claiming to be his fiancée. As unknown enemies close in, Paige may be his only path back to the truth.
Delta Force Defender
by Carol Ericson
2018
Cam Sutton is determined to prove his Delta Force mentor was framed, and CIA translator Martha Drake may hold the key. Protecting her soon becomes as important as solving the case.
Delta Force Die Hard
by Carol Ericson
2018
A Delta Force soldier chasing justice is forced to rely on an unexpected ally. As the mission turns personal, both of them discover just how dangerous the truth can be.
Red, White and Built: Pumped Up books in chronological order
Delta Force Defender
by Carol Ericson
2018Red, White and Built: Pumped Up, Book 1
Delta Force Daddy
by Carol Ericson
2018Red, White and Built: Pumped Up, Book 2
Delta Force Die Hard
by Carol Ericson
2018Red, White and Built: Pumped Up, Book 3
Series background & context
This short subseries spins out of the broader Red, White and Built world and shifts the focus from SEALs to Delta Force. The books are compact, action-forward, and tied together by suspicion, damaged trust, and the need to protect people while uncovering who is really pulling the strings.
There is a nice variety inside the trio. One story plays like a bodyguard thriller. Another leans into amnesia and missing memory. Another brings in a soldier hunting justice and getting more than he bargained for from the person beside him.
What links them is the tone. These are fast romantic suspense books with military heroes who are competent in the field and a lot less certain once the feelings part starts. The heroines are never passive. They are translators, partners, and women with their own information, leverage, and secrets.
If you want a smaller Carol Ericson military arc you can read quickly, Pumped Up is a good place to go.
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