Saigon Commandos Books in Order

Burned out Green Beret Mark Stryker returns to Saigon and joins the 716th MPs, cops trying to keep a war city from blowing apart. Deserters, black-market gangs, and a vicious street killer turn every patrol into a case.

Someone called the Torch is dousing drunken GIs with gasoline and setting them ablaze, and Stryker needs answers fast. Meanwhile, deserters, street thieves, and a frightened rookie pull the MPs into trouble on every block.

Stryker and the 716th juggle a city full of trouble, from peace talks and bad dope to deserters and nervous new MPs. It is a busy, wide-angle look at Saigon, where any small disturbance can turn into a major crisis.

Back with the 716th, Stryker hunts a missing MP after a sniper attack and uncovers a trail that runs through double lives and foreign intrigue. As the case widens, Saigon keeps throwing fresh chaos at his squad.

After mercenaries ambush a payroll convoy and slaughter dozens of MPs, Stryker hunts the corrupt network behind the attack. Dirty officers, leaked schedules, and superstition all shadow a mission that could end in another massacre.

A bounty is put on a reckless First Cavalry captain, and Stryker sends two rookie MPs undercover into the field to stop the hit. Out in the jungle, they learn the man they are protecting may be as dangerous as the assassin.

A rogue former MP begins a one-man terror campaign against supposed Communist sympathizers, while Stryker is framed for murder. His friends must clear his name and stop the killings before Saigon swallows one more good man.

An old enemy comes to Saigon looking for revenge on Mark Stryker, just as the MPs are hit with bizarre killings and crooked schemes. Danger comes from every direction as several messy cases begin to connect.

CID detective Robert Quinn becomes the center of the story when a sadistic escaped criminal kidnaps his family to settle an old score. The hunt is personal, brutal, and far more intimate than the usual squad-wide cases.

The first shock of Tet has passed, but Saigon is still full of snipers, holdouts, and desperate firefights. Stryker's MPs fight block by block while trying to clear a sergeant accused of murdering his own commander.

In the final book, the mop-up after Tet is still deadly, with small bands of enemy fighters turning the city into a maze of last stands. Stryker races between flashpoints and a family crisis as the series heads toward a hard finish.

As the Tet Offensive erupts on January 31, 1968, Stryker and the 716th MPs are pushed from policing into all-out street combat. Saigon becomes a battlefield, and holding the city together suddenly feels almost impossible.