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Swiss Agents Books in Order

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Explore Tricia Goyer's Swiss Agents novels in order, with World War II plot summaries, series background, and where to start reading.

Last updated: July 14, 2026

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Swiss Agents books in publication order

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1

The Swiss Courier

by Tricia Goyer

2009

In 1944, Gabi Mueller is recruited to guide a German physicist, secretly Jewish, across the border into Switzerland. His knowledge of the Nazi atomic project makes the journey urgent, and betrayal could end it.

2

Chasing Mona Lisa

by Tricia Goyer

2012

As Paris nears liberation in 1944, Swiss agents Gabi Mueller and Eric Hofstadler race to keep the Mona Lisa from falling into Nazi hands. Their mission becomes a dangerous chase through a crumbling occupation.

Swiss Agents books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "The Swiss Courier"

    The Swiss Courier

    by Tricia Goyer

    2009Swiss Agents, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Chasing Mona Lisa"

    Chasing Mona Lisa

    by Tricia Goyer

    2012Swiss Agents, Book 2

Series background & context

Swiss Agents is Tricia Goyer's World War II suspense series, written with Mike Yorkey. The books follow Gabi Mueller and other Allied operatives as they work near the borders of Nazi-controlled Europe, where information, art, and human lives can all become targets.

The series opens with The Swiss Courier. In 1944, German physicist Joseph Engel discovers that he is Jewish and must flee to neutral Switzerland. Gabi, a Swiss-American working with the American intelligence service that came before the CIA, is assigned to get him safely across the border. His knowledge of the Nazi atomic project makes the mission urgent, but betrayal is a constant threat.

Chasing Mona Lisa moves to Paris as liberation approaches. Gabi and fellow agent Eric Hofstadler race to keep the Mona Lisa from being taken by retreating Nazi leaders. The mission changes, but the series keeps its mix of espionage, wartime history, romance, and narrow escapes.

The stakes are personal and international.

These books are a strong fit for readers who enjoy historical thrillers with a clear sense of time and place. Goyer and Yorkey build their plots around real wartime pressures, then focus on characters who have to act before they can be sure whom to trust.

Read The Swiss Courier first, then Chasing Mona Lisa. The second book has its own central mission, but starting with Gabi's first assignment gives the best introduction to the team and the danger that defines the series.

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