Troubleshooters Books in Order

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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 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.

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.