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Unholy Trifecta Books in Order

Part ofHonor Raconteur Books in Order

Browse the Unholy Trifecta books by AJ Sherwood in order, with short summaries, series background, and easy help on where to start.

Last updated: July 5, 2026

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Unholy Trifecta books in publication order

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3 books

1

How to Shield an Assassin

by Honor Raconteur

2019

Hitman Ari never planned to adopt a little girl or fall for the mercenary on his latest job. A museum heist turns into found family and a surprisingly tender criminal romance.

2

How to Hack a Hacker

by Honor Raconteur

2020

Bodyguard hacker Kyou's first rule is to stay away from Brannigan, which lasts right up until Brannigan is in danger. Then every boundary collapses into a high-stakes, fast-moving romance.

3

How to Steal a Thief

by Honor Raconteur

2020

Ivan plans to steal a rare stamp, not protect the sweet man attached to it. The heist gets personal fast, and Ivan has to decide what matters more, the job or Aiden.

Unholy Trifecta books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "How to Shield an Assassin"

    How to Shield an Assassin

    by Honor Raconteur

    2019Unholy Trifecta, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "How to Steal a Thief"

    How to Steal a Thief

    by Honor Raconteur

    2020Unholy Trifecta, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "How to Hack a Hacker"

    How to Hack a Hacker

    by Honor Raconteur

    2020Unholy Trifecta, Book 3

Series background & context

Unholy Trifecta is a criminal-romance series that treats found family like the real heart of the operation. The books start with thieves, assassins, hackers, and mercenaries who are all very good at what they do, then steadily show how love, loyalty, and one adopted child can turn a crew into something much more permanent.

Each book follows a different couple, but the group stays connected. How to Shield an Assassin brings Ari, Carter, and Remi into focus. How to Steal a Thief and How to Hack a Hacker widen the circle while keeping the same mix of caper plotting, protection instinct, and emotional repair. The jobs matter, but the people matter more.

What keeps the series fun is the tone. There are real threats and violent skills in the background, but the books are much warmer than grim. Heists, bodyguard work, and mob trouble all exist, yet the strongest thread is always the strange, loving household these men build together.

If you like romantic suspense with criminals who are better at love than they expected, this trilogy is a very satisfying mess.

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