Spies Like Us Books in Order

Covert operative Ethan Allen keeps every relationship distant until Amelia Eldridge challenges his guarded approach to life. When she becomes entangled in international intrigue, protecting her tests both his professional skills and his determination to remain emotionally unattached.

Reference librarian Maggie Eldridge joins a covert team led by former SEAL Cameron Ridge and forms an unusually close friendship with him. A threat from her past forces them to confront danger and reconsider what their bond means.

Hacker Blue Bishop is paired with antiquities expert Jane Dunbar to investigate smuggled forgeries. Their clashing personalities and her lack of an online presence fuel suspicion, but an escalating threat requires cooperation as Jane becomes a target.

Brilliant attorney Piedmont Bonvoy questions his worth after losing his girlfriend to her rescuer. Housekeeper and baker Paley Marshall begins easing his loneliness, but threats to her safety challenge him to become the protector he never imagined being.

Babs Mitchell usually favors soldiers and spies, but courteous geologist Darren Eldridge challenges her expectations. A Christmas visit also upends Darren's assumptions about his sisters and their husbands, bringing unexpected revelations alongside the possibility of romance.

An impulsive encounter threatens Poppy's plans to become a New York pastry chef. Texas Ranger Sullivan Langford must confront the lasting responsibilities of their connection while a killer watches and waits for an opportunity to take revenge.

Former Marine Bailey Dunbar takes a job in South Texas while struggling with life after service. Friendship with troubled rancher Calhoun Ridge deepens as she helps confront dangers threatening the cattle ranch and future he is trying to preserve.

Esther joins an elite espionage team, where burned-out former Marine Leo is assigned to protect her. An attempt on her life forces them to depend on each other, challenging his assumptions and exposing the wounds beneath his disillusionment.