Alexander Hawke Series in Order by Ted Bell

"Sea Hawke" is an action-adventure and spy novel written by Ted Bell, featuring the character of Alex Hawke, a wealthy counterterrorism officer with MI6. The book is the twelfth installment in the "Alexander Hawke" series. In "Sea Hawke," Hawke is sailing around the world with his eight-year-old son when his boss, Lord David Trulove, sends him to Cuba to disrupt a newly established terrorist cell. However, Hawke soon discovers that the situation is more complicated than he initially thought, and he must navigate a dangerous web of international intrigue to stop a catastrophic attack. The book is a fast-paced thriller that combines elements of espionage, action, and adventure.

"Dragonfire" is the 11th book in the Alex Hawke series by Ted Bell. In this novel, Alex Hawke, a British lord and gentleman spy, is tasked with finding the Queen's missing grandson, whose disappearance may be the result of a century-old plot. The story alternates between two parallel plots, one involving the search for the missing grandson and the other involving a Japanese submarine that has been hijacked by terrorists. The two plots eventually converge, leading to a thrilling climax. The book has been described as an entertaining spy thriller, with Publishers Weekly noting that it is "entertaining if slapdash".

"Overkill" is the tenth book in the "Alex Hawke" series by Ted Bell. In this action-packed thriller, counterspy Alex Hawke puts everything on the line to rescue his kidnapped son and goes up against Russian President Vladimir Putin. When Hawke makes a disturbing connection between his son's disappearance and Putin's questionable whereabouts, he embarks on a search that spans the globe. During a Swiss skiing vacation, a malfunctioning support cable causes a tram carrying Hawke and his son to upend, separating them in the chaos. When Hawke wakes up at the hospital, his son is missing, and he must use all his skills and resources to find him. In "Overkill," Hawke's limits are tested in a do-or-die showdown with his erstwhile friend, now lethal enemy, Vladimir Putin.

"Patriot" is a novel written by Ted Bell and is the ninth book in the Alex Hawke series. The book follows intelligence officer Alex Hawke as he takes on Russian President Vladimir Putin, who is wielding a terrifying new weapon. The story begins with random people dying on opposite ends of the globe from what appears to be natural causes, and Hawke quickly learns two things. Firstly, the deaths are not natural, and secondly, they are connected to Putin's new weapon. Putin is determined to forge Russia into a formidable superpower once again and intends to redraw the map of Europe. The book is described as an adrenaline-fueled thriller that takes readers on a high-stakes adventure.

"White Death: An Alexander Hawke Novella" is a book written by Ted Bell. It is part of the Alexander Hawke book series, which follows the adventures of a British spy. In this novella, a powerful Swiss banker is found dead, frozen at the base of a soaring Alp. When a second man, the head of a rival banking empire, is found dead deep inside a mountain cave, MI6 suspects Alexander Hawke's old nemesis, the infamous arms dealer and war criminal, Vladimir Putin. With two potential murders on his hands, Hawke must call on his old friend, and Swiss intelligence agent, Dominique Vazquez, to navigate the high stakes world of extreme skiing and international finance. Together they uncover a web of banking secrecy violations, high-altitude sabotage, and the looming threat of Putin's next great play.

"Warriors" is the eighth book in the Alex Hawke novel series written by Ted Bell. In this thrilling espionage novel, the protagonist, Alex Hawke, a British nobleman-turned-spy, finds himself in the midst of a Chinese government plot that could potentially ignite World War III. The story revolves around global political events that unfold as a result of the development of a series of weapons by a genius who is being held hostage by a dangerous world power. Alex Hawke must navigate through treacherous situations and employ his unique knowledge of tradecraft, history, tactics, and technique to rescue a kidnapped American scientist and prevent a catastrophic international conflict. With its gripping plot and expert storytelling, "Warriors" keeps readers engaged from start to finish.