The Last Jihad Books in Order
Explore Joel C. Rosenberg's Last Jihad series in publication order, with summaries following Jon Bennett and Erin McCoy through terrorism, diplomacy, and prophecy.
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The Last Jihad books in publication order
5 books
The Last Jihad
by Joel C Rosenberg
2002
White House advisers Jon Bennett and Erin McCoy develop an offshore oil deal intended to support Israeli-Palestinian peace. Terrorist attacks and evidence of nuclear threats pull them into escalating conflict as the United States confronts Iraq.
The Last Days
by Joel C Rosenberg
2003
Jon Bennett and Erin McCoy help negotiate a peace agreement built around newly discovered Mediterranean oil and gas. Opponents determined to prevent cooperation between Israelis and Palestinians threaten the talks and push the region toward renewed war.
The Ezekiel Option
by Joel C Rosenberg
2005
A Russian dictator and Iran's nuclear ambitions threaten a period of Middle Eastern peace. White House advisers Jon Bennett and Erin McCoy confront an emerging alliance, wondering whether its actions point toward an ancient biblical prophecy.
The Copper Scroll
by Joel C Rosenberg
2006
Terrorist attacks and assassinations draw Jon Bennett and Erin McCoy into a mystery surrounding an ancient Copper Scroll. Its promise of hidden temple treasures could provoke a devastating conflict, turning their search into a race against new enemies.
Dead Heat
by Joel C Rosenberg
2008
Amid international tensions and a tightly contested American presidential election, the Secret Service uncovers a plan to assassinate a candidate. Jon and Erin Bennett face mounting danger as uncertainty over the target threatens far more than the campaign.
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