The Killers Books in Order

The Killers series builds a sprawling romantic suspense world around a group of former government operatives and contract killers who are trying to live quieter lives in the Virginia countryside. They train the next generation, take only the jobs that matter, and cling to the small communities that have finally given them something to lose.

Vines introduces vineyard owner Addy Wentworth, who has poured every bit of herself into rescuing a failing winery and the employees she treats like family. Her new neighbor Crew Vega planned to train recruits and retire in peace, but when a traitorous intelligence target starts watching Addy, Crew steps in as her reluctant protector and the line between neighbor and guardian blurs fast.

In Paths, Maya Augustine is running from an ex and his powerful family who would rather erase her than let her walk away. She hides in rural Virginia and keeps everyone at arm's length until she crosses paths with Grady Cain, a beautiful but broken killer drowning in guilt. Their fragile truce becomes a lifeline as the threat circling Maya closes in.

Gifts moves the focus to single mom Keelie Lockhart, an overworked woman juggling kids, a collapsing farmhouse, and a small herd of wayward animals. Contractor Asa Hollingsworth stops to help on the side of the road and ends up tangled in her life just as violence in the local high school forces him to choose between walking away and protecting both families.

Later books widen the scope. Veils pairs healer Gracie Cain with Noah Jarvis, a blunt assassin who chases her across continents after one unforgettable night. Scars throws American spy Cole Carson back together with British agent Isabella Donnelly when she resurfaces under a cloud of treason, and Souls strands a guarded contract killer with runaway royal Aliyah Zahir as they race through international danger. Novellas like Until the Tequila and The Tequila finally give side characters Mary and Evan their own tequila soaked, fiercely protective love story.

Even with all the covert ops, explosions, and political games, the heart of The Killers is family. The men may be deadly, but they cook, show up for school events, and adopt strays of every kind. The women are survivors who demand more than safety; they want joy, passion, and a real home. Every book stands alone, yet together they trace one big, messy, found family of killers who discover exactly what they are willing to fight for.