Sicarius Security Books in Order
Part ofSusan Harris Books in OrderSee the Sicarius Security books by Susan Harris in order, with summaries, series background, and an easy place to start this paranormal romance world.
Last updated: July 12, 2026
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Sicarius Security books in publication order
5 books
Kiss of Death
by Susan Harris
2021
Vampire leader Malakai Cavanagh and deadly banshee Keeva Cross are thrown together as peace between supernatural species starts to fail. Their attraction burns hot just as an uprising begins to brew.
Leap of Faith
by Susan Harris
2022
Ezekiel and Scarlett have to work side by side while the Sicarius family faces danger from within and without. Close quarters, lingering attraction, and a growing threat make that harder than it sounds.
Visions of Destiny
by Susan Harris
2022
Jasmine has spent centuries dreading a prophecy tied to a wolf, and Roman Lowe seems to fit it too well. To solve the riddle of her future, they have to face chemistry neither wants to trust.
Flames of Conflict
by Susan Harris
2023
Dante battles the demon controlling him while dragon Isolde fights to protect the family she loves. The series drives toward war as attraction, loyalty, and apocalypse collide.
War of Hearts
by Susan Harris
2023
Dylan and harpy Callista are pulled together as Vindicta's plans escalate. Family loyalty, hidden emotions, and impossible attraction turn the larger war painfully personal.
Sicarius Security books in chronological order
Series background & context
Sicarius Security takes the paranormal side of Susan Harris's work and gives it a slicker, more dangerous frame. On the surface, Sicarius is an elite security company. In reality, it is also the front for a supernatural enforcement network, one that exists to protect the balance between humans and the Inferna, the hidden species living around them.
That balance is always one bad decision away from collapse.
The figure holding a lot of that weight is Malakai Cavanagh, an ancient vampire, leader of the Irish vampire Kiss, and one of the people at the center of Sicarius itself. He is powerful, politically connected, and used to being the one others turn to when something ugly needs to be handled. The first book pairs him with Keeva Cross, a banshee whose touch can kill and whose life has been shaped by punishment, guilt, and the need to earn back freedom. That mix tells you a lot about the series. These are not easy people living easy lives.
From there the books open outward across the wider Sicarius family. Each installment follows a different couple, but the series is tied together by shared loyalties, workplace connections, and a larger supernatural threat that keeps building in the background. Vampires, werewolves, banshees, harpies, dragons, demons, and prophecies all have a place here, but the books never forget that the emotional center is family, especially the rough-edged, protective kind.
That family feeling matters. Even when the series is busy with action, politics, or looming apocalypse, it keeps returning to relationships and trust. People are guarding secrets, fearing destiny, hiding trauma, or trying to stay loyal to the wrong side for the right reasons. The romance is important, but the group dynamic is what gives the series its staying power.
It is a good fit for readers who like connected paranormal romances with an ongoing plot. You can enjoy the individual couples, but there is also a clear larger arc running through the books, especially once the threat from Vindicta starts to reshape everything.
In simple terms, Sicarius Security is paranormal romance with teeth. It has protective vampires, dangerous missions, loaded family history, and a constant sense that the next fight could be the one that changes the whole world.
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