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Special Forces: Operation Alpha Books in Order

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Find Nicole Flockton's Special Forces: Operation Alpha books in order, with short summaries, crossover notes, and where-to-start help.

Last updated: July 5, 2026

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Special Forces: Operation Alpha books in publication order

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4 books

1

Guarding Erin

by Nicole Flockton

2017

Erin never expected the man protecting her to become the person she trusts most. But as danger closes in, a SEAL's instincts and a growing attraction push them both past their limits.

2

Guarding Suzie

by Nicole Flockton

2018

What starts as protection turns into a battle for trust, safety, and a future neither planned for. Suzie and the SEAL guarding her have chemistry to spare, but danger will not wait.

3

Saving Rebecca

by Nicole Flockton

2023

When Rebecca's life is threatened, a SEAL steps in and refuses to back down. Protection becomes something more as both face the cost of trusting each other.

4

Protecting Jess

by Nicole Flockton

2024

Dancer Jess never forgot Finn, especially not after he disappeared from her life. When he returns just as someone starts targeting her, old hurt and fierce protection collide.

Special Forces: Operation Alpha books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Guarding Erin"

    Guarding Erin

    by Nicole Flockton

    2017Guardian SEALs, Book 2
  2. Book cover for "Guarding Suzie"

    Guarding Suzie

    by Nicole Flockton

    2018Guardian SEALs, Book 3
  3. Book cover for "Saving Rebecca"

    Saving Rebecca

    by Nicole Flockton

    2023Special Forces: Operation Alpha, Book 3
  4. Book cover for "Protecting Jess"

    Protecting Jess

    by Nicole Flockton

    2024Special Forces: Operation Alpha, Book 4

Series background & context

Nicole Flockton's Special Forces: Operation Alpha entries sit in a larger shared romantic suspense world, but her books still feel very much like her. The heroes are capable, highly trained, and protective to the core. The heroines are dealing with real pressure long before the action ramps up.

In these stories, close protection is not just a plot device. It is the thing that forces two people into the same space long enough for attraction, trust, and old pain to rise to the surface. That is true whether the danger comes through celebrity exposure, past mistakes, or a threat that keeps getting closer.

The tone is a little sharper and more action-forward than some of her small-town romances. Even so, the emotional pull stays front and center.

If you want standalone romantic suspense with bodyguards, former special-ops heroes, and a strong sense that love arrives at the worst possible moment, this is a good corner of her bibliography to explore.

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