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Sniper 1 Security Books in Order

Part ofNicole Edwards Books in Order

See the Sniper 1 Security books by Nicole Edwards in order, with short summaries, crossover notes, and where to begin the series.

Last updated: June 11, 2026

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Sniper 1 Security books in publication order

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3 books

1

Never Say Never

by Nicole Edwards

2015

Ryan Trexler and Zachariah Tavoularis are forced into close quarters on an assignment that exposes feelings neither man can keep dodging. A strong m/m romantic suspense with real family ties behind it.

2

Wait for Morning

by Nicole Edwards

2015

Trace Kogan is assigned to protect Marissa Trexler, whose time in hiding has done nothing to end the threat against her. Bodyguard tension and family suspicion make the danger feel personal from the first page.

3

Tomorrow's Too Late

by Nicole Edwards

2018

Hunter Kogan's painful past, Danielle Davidson's dangerous secret, and Kye Sterling's determination to help them both collide in a suspense-heavy mΓ©nage romance. Darker, more emotional, and tightly wound.

Sniper 1 Security books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Wait for Morning"

    Wait for Morning

    by Nicole Edwards

    2015Sniper 1 Security, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Never Say Never"

    Never Say Never

    by Nicole Edwards

    2015Sniper 1 Security, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Tomorrow's Too Late"

    Tomorrow's Too Late

    by Nicole Edwards

    2018Sniper 1 Security, Book 3

Series background & context

Sniper 1 Security is Nicole Edwards's first major move into romantic suspense, and you can feel her enjoying the extra plot pressure. The books center on a long-running security business tied to the Kogan and Trexler families, where protection work, investigation, and family loyalty are always tangled together.

That family connection is the engine.

Because the company is not just a job but part of the characters' lives, the danger lands differently. Cases are personal. The people being protected are often close to home. In Wait for Morning, Never Say Never, and Tomorrow's Too Late, the suspense comes from real threats, but the emotional weight comes from the fact that no one involved can treat the work like it is just business.

The setup gives Edwards plenty to play with. Bodyguard assignments create forced proximity. Hidden enemies create paranoia. Family expectations create pressure even before romance enters the picture. Then once attraction does show up, it has to compete with secrets, danger, and the possibility that somebody inside the circle cannot be trusted.

The series also matters because it connects outward. Sniper 1 Security crosses into Southern Boy Mafia and helps lay groundwork for some of the darker and more suspense-driven corners of Edwards's larger world. If you like seeing how one branch of a shared universe feeds the next, this is an important one.

Even so, the books still work on their own terms. They are fast enough to satisfy suspense readers, but the relationship arcs stay front and center. That is really the balance Edwards keeps chasing in this part of her catalog: real risk outside, real vulnerability inside.

If you want protective heroes, missions, family-business tension, and romance that has to fight for space against an active threat, Sniper 1 Security is the place to start.

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