The American Heroes Books in Order
Part ofKathryn Le Veque Books in OrderExplore the American Heroes books by Kathryn Le Veque in reading order, with short summaries of contemporary romances involving danger, intrigue, and family ties.
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The American Heroes books in publication order
5 books
Resurrection
by Kathryn Le Veque
2011
Museum director Cydney Hetherington works with FBI agent Ethan Serreaux after extremists threaten a cloak believed to have belonged to Christ. When the relic and her daughter are taken, their pursuit across continents becomes both a rescue mission and romance.
Fires of Autumn
by Kathryn Le Veque
2012
Presidential assistant Casey Cleburne falls for Secret Service agent Colt Sheridan without knowing his assignment includes using her to investigate the president. His genuine feelings challenge his covert orders as political intrigue threatens both their relationship and his loyalties.
Purgatory
by Kathryn Le Veque
2012
Widowed author Elliot Jentry moves her children into an old Louisiana plantation house and grows close to Sheriff Nash Aury. The property's pirate history, hostile family enemies, and restless ghosts threaten the fresh start she hoped to find.
Evenshade
by Kathryn Le Veque
2013
Doctor Alix Hendry moves her children into a historic Salem house and falls for firefighter Cord Trevor. Her daughter's ghostly companion reveals a dangerous curse, forcing Cord to confront the magical inheritance he has tried to keep hidden.
Sea of Dreams
by Kathryn Le Veque
2014
Blakesley Thorne moves to San Diego with her three daughters to escape a troubled past. A romance with Navy SEAL commander Beck Seavington offers renewed trust, but his dangerous duties and threats surrounding her family home complicate their future.
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