Shepherd and Fox Books in Order

The Shepherd and Fox books are built for readers who like action thrillers with a two-person engine. One half is a master thief with a taste for risk. The other is a seasoned operator who knows how violence works in the real world. Put them together and you get a series that moves fast, hits hard, and keeps raising the stakes.

Lucky Rodriguez-Toscani, known as the Fox, is a high-end thief with serious skills and a personal score to settle. In Shepherd and The Fox, she sets her sights on revenge against a cartel leader tied to the loss of her family. Lucky is used to working alone, slipping in and out, taking what she wants and vanishing. Revenge forces her to stay in the fire.

Lucky steals because it’s what she’s good at, but revenge is what keeps her moving.

Adam Shepherd is the counterweight. He’s an ex-Delta Force mercenary, trained, disciplined, and built for the kind of situations where plans go sideways. He doesn’t share Lucky’s appetite for improvisation, and that friction is part of the fun. The series leans into the push and pull between them, the thief who trusts instinct and the soldier who trusts preparation.

Nothing about this partnership is comfortable.

Lucky’s thiefcraft and Adam’s tactical skill make them dangerous together. She can get into places most people can’t, and she knows how to read a room. He can keep them alive when the job turns loud. The books make room for heists, surveillance, pursuit, and sudden violence, but they keep the focus on the choices the two leads make when every option is bad.

Together, they take on jobs that start as clean missions and turn into something bigger. Cartel politics, cross-border crime, and hidden players show up quickly. When the second book, Among Wolves, promises a straightforward assignment, it doesn’t stay that way for long. The pair end up fighting to survive, trying to work out who set them up and why, while the body count climbs.

The tone is cinematic and relentless. These books aren’t slow-burn puzzles. They’re built around momentum, tight corners, and hard choices made under pressure. Lucky and Shepherd don’t win because the world is fair. They win because they refuse to quit and they learn, the hard way, how to trust each other just enough.

Start with Shepherd and The Fox to meet the duo and see how their partnership forms. After that, Among Wolves builds on their shared history and drops them into an even more dangerous game.