Rubicon International Books in Order
Part ofAnn Gimpel Books in OrderSee the Rubicon International books by Ann Gimpel in order, with short summaries, series background, reading help, and where to start.
Last updated: July 12, 2026
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Rubicon International books in publication order
3 books
Garen
by Ann Gimpel
2016
Miranda is a wolf-shifter operative sent after a trafficking boss, and the mission nearly kills her. Her boss Garen may be the only one who can save her without exposing them both.
Lars
by Ann Gimpel
2016
Tamara kills her sister's murderer and barely gets away, only to land in even more trouble. This shifter-spy romance mixes grief, pursuit, and covert danger.
Rubicon International
by Ann Gimpel
2016
A bundle collecting the Rubicon International stories *Garen* and *Lars*. Expect espionage, shifter secrets, and romance under covert-ops pressure.
Rubicon International books in chronological order
Series background & context
Rubicon International mixes espionage romance with shifter secrecy, and the combination works well. The series revolves around an international covert-operations firm where the usual spy-business problems are already bad enough before you add hidden animal natures and inconvenient attraction.
The books center on dangerous professionals who are used to compartmentalizing everything. Miranda, Garen, Tamara, and Lars all move through worlds where trust is rationed carefully and a mistake can get someone killed. Human trafficking networks, covert missions, foreign cities, and cleanup operations all help give the series a wider scope than many paranormal romances.
What keeps it from feeling cold is that the secrets are personal as well as professional. These characters are not just hiding operational details. They are hiding what they are. That changes every relationship. Desire becomes risky, loyalty gets tangled, and the question of who knows the truth matters almost as much as whether the mission succeeds.
Because the books are shorter and focused, they move quickly. You get the pace of romantic suspense, but the shifter element adds a little extra tension and instinct to the characters' choices.
If you want a series where spies and shifters occupy the same page without either side feeling watered down, this is a good fit. It is sleek, secretive, and built on competent people who are very good at their jobs right up until feelings start wrecking the plan.
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