Stormswept Books in Order

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See Dana Mentink’s Stormswept books in order, with quick summaries, disaster-series background, and a clear place to start reading.

Last updated: July 13, 2026

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Stormswept books in publication order

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Force of Nature

by Dana Mentink

2013

Antonia Verde is pulled from the ocean by the one man she never expected to trust again. Stranded at Reuben Sandoval’s island hotel during a hurricane, they must face both a killer and their history.

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Shock Wave

by Dana Mentink

2013

An earthquake traps journalist Sage Harrington in a crumbling opera house with ex-soldier Trey Black. As they search for Sage’s missing cousin, it becomes clear they are not alone and someone wants the truth buried.

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Flood Zone

by Dana Mentink

2014

Mia Sandoval becomes a murder suspect after her friend is killed under strange circumstances. With floodwaters rising around their Colorado town, search-and-rescue worker Dallas Black may be the only person she can trust.

Stormswept books in chronological order

Shock Wave
by Dana Mentink
2013Stormswept, Book 1
Force of Nature
by Dana Mentink
2013Stormswept, Book 2
Flood Zone
by Dana Mentink
2014Stormswept, Book 3

Series background & context

Stormswept is linked more by theme than by one continuing cast. Dana Mentink uses each book to trap people in the path of a different natural disaster and then adds a human threat on top of it. Earthquakes, hurricanes, and floodwaters are not just scenery here. They are part of the trap.

Shock Wave drops its leads into a wrecked San Francisco building after an earthquake. Force of Nature strands a pair on an island hotel as a hurricane closes in. Flood Zone turns a murder investigation into a fight for survival as rising water cuts off escape. The setup changes, but the series promise stays the same: nature is furious, and somebody dangerous is using the chaos.

If you enjoy suspense that feels claustrophobic even when it happens outdoors, Stormswept delivers. These are quick, self-contained reads with a strong survival streak and just enough romance to keep the emotional stakes high.