Suzanne Brockmann Books in Order

Bed-and-breakfast owner Juliana Anderson likes her quiet Massachusetts life exactly as it is, until bestselling writer Webster Donovan arrives for a long stay. Their sharp, funny clash turns into a romance neither of them planned.

Art authenticator Annie Morrow thinks the threats around a priceless death mask are exaggerated, until someone tries to kill her. Her reluctant bodyguard, Pete Taylor, can save her life, but his own secrets may change everything.

Marine biologist Carrie Brooks ends up on the run with detective Felipe Salazar, a man who looks far too much like a kidnapper and murder suspect. To survive, she has to decide whether to trust him before time runs out.

Josie and Cooper already have the big romance. Then tragedy leaves them responsible for two young children, and their busy Manhattan marriage is tested in ways neither expected.

A day on the Gulf turns deadly when teacher Emily Marshall stumbles into drug smuggling and murder. The only man who can help is detective Jim Keegan, the one who once broke her heart.

When Navy SEAL Blue McCoy returns home, he finds himself accused of murder. Rookie cop Lucy Tait believes in him, but clearing his name means digging into family secrets and real danger.

Leila Hunt heads home to Sunrise Key thinking she may settle for a safe, loveless future. Then a masked New Year's Eve kiss, and her long-running sparks with Dr. Marsh Devlin, change the equation.

Jess Baxter is drawn to her mysterious new tenant, Rob Carpenter, even as women who look like her start turning up dead. The closer danger gets, the harder it is to tell whether Rob is protector or threat.

Media consultant Veronica St. John has to turn streetwise SEAL Joe Catalanotto into a convincing European prince, fast. Terrorists are watching, and falling for each other is not part of the mission.

Frankie Paresky has crushed on Simon Hunt for years, but she knows Sunrise Key's most charming ladies' man is dangerous to her heart. Friendship starts tipping toward something much harder to resist.

Journalist Kayla Grey travels to Montana chasing a rumor that her dead fiance may still be alive. Instead she finds his older brother Cal, and a dangerous journey that turns grief into something far more complicated.

A career-threatening injury leaves Navy SEAL Frisco vulnerable for the first time in his life. Neighbor Mia Summerton cannot fix his body, but she may be the one person who can reach his guarded heart.

Set against the fight for freedom, this historical romance pairs danger, divided loyalties, and a love that asks both leads to choose what they will risk everything for.

Recently divorced Ellen Layne expects one reckless summer, not a younger man she cannot forget. Then undercover cop Sam Schaefer ends up guarding her family, and keeping things casual becomes impossible.

FBI agent John Miller is undercover on a resort island, hunting a killer who marries and murders her victims. Mariah Carver was never supposed to get close enough to matter.

Widowed Molly Cassidy inherits a crumbling Sunrise Key estate and wants a fresh start for herself and her son. Local billionaire Preston Seaholm wants the property, and a fake engagement pushes them both into very real feelings.

Chelsea Spencer needs a husband in a hurry to secure her inheritance and save her software company. Johnny Anziano is willing to play the part, but fake marriage gets complicated fast.

Maggie Winthrop opens her back door to a naked man who claims to be a time traveler, and her friend in the future. If Chuck is telling the truth, they have to stop time travel from becoming a weapon.

Sandy Kirk asks her best friend Clint McCade to help her win another man. Clint agrees, even though he has finally realized Sandy is the one person he cannot bear to lose.

Melody Evans wants a safe, ordinary life, right up until a Navy SEAL rescues her from a terrorist attack. Cowboy Jones is the exact opposite of average, and impossible to forget.

Former prisoner Liam Bartlett is asked to play guardian to Marisala Bolivar, the young revolutionary who once helped save him. In Boston, both have to face the past, and the future, on unfamiliar ground.

SEAL Harvard Becker thinks women do not belong in a combat zone. Agent P.J. Richards is smart, skilled, and determined to prove him wrong, in the field and in matters of the heart.

Crash Hawken wakes in a hospital accused of treason, conspiracy, and murder. With only Nell Burns on his side, he has to run, survive, and uncover who set him up.

A princess in disguise takes a nanny job while quietly searching for her missing brother. The children are easy to love, their father is harder to resist, and the truth could ruin everything.

A protection job turns deeply personal when danger closes in on a stubborn heroine and the guarded man assigned to keep her alive. Brockmann plays the suspense straight and lets the chemistry do the rest.

Former movie star Jed Beaumont wants one last shot at a comeback, if he can stay sober long enough to earn it. Producer Kate O'Laughlin has to babysit him around the clock, and neither expects the sparks that follow.

Mitch Shaw wakes up with no memory, a gun, and an address that leads him to a New Mexico ranch. Becca Keyes gives him a reason to hope, even as the missing pieces of his past turn deadly.

When a deadly nerve agent is stolen, Admiral Jake Robinson and biowarfare expert Zoe Lange have to go after it themselves. Mission pressure and instant attraction make a dangerous job even more volatile.

Princess Katherine Wyndham goes undercover as a nanny to track down her missing brother, the lost crown prince. Falling for widower Trey Sutherland is much easier than keeping her real identity hidden.

SEAL Lucky O'Donlon and reporter Sydney Jameson are thrown together while hunting a serial rapist tied to a SEAL emblem. He thinks he can charm her later, if they survive the case first.

After a head injury, SEAL Tom Paoletti spots a terrorist in his Massachusetts hometown, and no one believes him. He builds his own offbeat team, and Kelly Ashton may be his last chance at love as well as victory.

When a hijacked plane crisis explodes, SEAL Stan Wolchonok and helicopter pilot Teri Howe are pushed into a mission where duty and desire keep colliding. Brockmann pairs big action with an unexpectedly tender romance.

Bobby Taylor can handle any threat except the little sister he was told to protect. Colleen Skelly has wanted him for years, and a few dangerous days force both of them to stop pretending.

SEAL John Nilsson means to protect his late best friend's widow, not fall for her. But Meg Moore is tougher, sadder, and far more dangerous to his heart than he expects.

Old wounds, a dangerous assignment, and a love story with terrible timing drive this darker Troubleshooters entry. The closer the mission gets to the truth, the harder it is for either lead to stay guarded.

A rescue mission spins into one wild complication after another, trapping a Navy SEAL and a headstrong civilian in a fast, funny, high-stakes mess. It is one of Brockmann's most playful suspense rides.

Troubleshooters suspense turns personal as danger closes around people who matter, and past feelings refuse to stay buried. Brockmann keeps the action tight and the emotional cost high.

After years lost to a false charge and a Central American prison, Jax Winchester finally has a chance to claim the woman he never forgot. But Kelly has a life of her own now, and starting over will not be simple.

SEAL Wes Skelly agrees to a blind date while trying to forget the woman he thought he could never have. Then Brittany Evans lands in danger because of him, and keeping his distance stops being an option.

A smart, sexy contemporary romance about ambition, attraction, and the trouble that starts when two strong-willed people are forced to work too close together.

Jimmy Nash and Tess Bailey have to pose as husband and wife in a brutal hotspot where one wrong move can get them killed. The fake marriage is the easy part.

Movie producer Jane Chadwick needs protection while a dangerous project stirs up violent hatred. SEAL Cosmo Richter can guard her body, but Brockmann also opens the door to one of the series' most important emotional arcs.

A brutal chase strips everything down to survival, trust, and the people willing to risk themselves for strangers. This is one of the grimmest, hardest-driving books in the series.

Covert work, hidden identities, and lives under threat collide in a tense, emotional suspense story. Brockmann keeps the danger close and the relationships messy in the best way.

Jules Cassidy finally gets center stage in a holiday story that is warm, funny, and long overdue. It is one of Brockmann's most beloved books for good reason.

Politics, protection, and a big ensemble cast make this one feel especially wide in scope. It is a Troubleshooters novel with room for action, humor, and a major emotional payoff.

Violence, hate, and unfinished business drive this dark, fast-moving entry in the Troubleshooters world. The stakes are personal, and Brockmann does not let anyone off easy.

The series keeps its pressure high with another mix of danger, attraction, and old loyalties under strain. Expect a tense mission and a romance that has to earn every step.

A chase story with sharp banter and genuine danger, this book throws two wary people together and gives them no room to stay detached. It is Brockmann in full romantic suspense mode.

Fame, scandal, and real danger collide when a woman with a public past becomes the center of a deadly story. Brockmann uses the glamorous setup to deliver something darker underneath.

This later Troubleshooters novel leans hard into chemistry, action, and the complications of people who already know better. Naturally, they break the rules anyway.

A short Troubleshooters story that zooms in on first sparks, fast banter, and the kind of connection Brockmann can build in just a few scenes.

A Jules and Robin short that revisits one of Brockmann's most beloved couples with extra heart, humor, and a sense of hard-won history.

Dishonorably discharged SEAL Shane Laughlin takes a desperate job at a shadowy Boston institute and discovers a war over girls with extraordinary powers. The near-future setting is dark, angry, and built for action.

This prequel drops Shane Laughlin at the edge of disaster, just before the strange near-future world of Fighting Destiny opens up. It is a quick setup with real bite.

A Troubleshooters collection packed with short fiction, bonus material, and a helpful timeline for the larger series. It is the place to dip in between the big novels.

This short prequel shows how Skylar and Calvin first meet, and sets the emotional ground for the bigger Night Sky story. It is a quick, character-focused entry point into the series.

Former SEAL Ian Dunn looks like a rogue criminal, but he is still taking unofficial missions for the right reasons. Lawyer Phoebe Kruger insists on joining the job, and Sarasota turns into a very dangerous place to fall in love.

A compact Troubleshooters adventure that sends familiar characters into another burst of danger. It is quick, sharp, and built for fans who want more time in this world.

When the little girl she babysits is kidnapped, Skylar Reid refuses to believe the case is over. Her search pulls her into a dangerous world of superpowered girls, a brutal drug trade, and a fight much bigger than she imagined.

A companion tale set in Brockmann's paranormal future, focused on courage, discipline, and the cost of stepping into a fight bigger than yourself.

Sky, Dana, Milo, and Calvin push deeper into the fight against Destiny and the people who profit from it. The sequel broadens the conspiracy while keeping the friendships and teen emotions front and center.

A brisk Troubleshooters e-short with heat, action, and just enough chaos to remind you why this ensemble is so addictive.

This later Troubleshooters novella mixes mission pressure, familiar banter, and the warm payoff of spending more time with Brockmann's long-running cast.

A romance writer and a real-world hero collide in a story that balances jokes, bruises, and genuine danger. It is warm, self-aware, and still very much a suspense novel.

After Henry kisses his best friend Malcolm, everything gets strange, fast. What follows is a friends-to-lovers rom-com with a ghostly twist and a lot of heart.

Worn-down SEAL Jim Slade expects a temporary teaching stint, not a connection with the only woman brave enough to tackle SEAL camp head-on. Brockmann uses the setup for humor, sparks, and a welcome Team Ten return.

Tasha Francisco grew up certain she would marry Thomas King someday. Years later, childhood certainty has turned into a snowbound, close-quarters romance with real grown-up stakes.

A tense on-the-run suspense story in which ruthless enemies close in fast, forcing two wary allies to trust each other before the hunt turns fatal.

Fan favorite Jules Cassidy steps into a fresh mystery, bringing his humor, heart, and sharp instincts along with him. It is a welcome return to one of Brockmann's most loved characters.