Orphan X Books In Order (Full List)

"Next time, he thinks. The two best words in the English language."

"The Nowhere Man" is a gripping and heart-pounding thriller by Gregg Andrew Hurwitz. Join former government operative Evan Smoak, known as Orphan X, as he risks his life to rescue a woman taken hostage by a sadistic human trafficking ring. A race against time that will leave readers breathless.

"I'm not saying it's easy. I'm saying it's worth doing. Pain is inevitable. Suffering is optional."

"Hellbent" by Gregg Andrew Hurwitz is a pulse-pounding thriller that follows Orphan X, the deadly vigilante with a conscience, as he unleashes his wrath on a mastermind who's targeting those closest to him, resulting in a high-octane battle for revenge and redemption.

"Compare yourself to who you were yesterday, not to who someone else is today."

In "Out Of The Dark" by Gregg Andrew Hurwitz, a retired assassin finds himself entangled in a deadly game of cat and mouse as he faces off against a formidable opponent determined to destroy his peaceful existence.

"He could handle chaos in the world as long as there was order at home."

"Gregg Andrew Hurwitz delivers an explosive thrill ride in 'Into The Fire,' as former government agent Evan Smoak battles a powerful organization hellbent on erasing his existence. Packed with suspense, heart-pounding action, and unexpected twists, this electrifying novel is sure to keep readers on the edge of their seats."

"Every time I consider myself an adult, I think back five years to when I also thought of myself as an adult. And I’m aghast at how staggeringly blind I was. Maybe what I hold to be true right now will seem just as ignorant when I reflect back on it years from now."

"Prodigal Son" by Gregg Andrew Hurwitz is a pulse-pounding thriller that follows Evan Smoak, a former government assassin known as Orphan X, as he battles against a deadly adversary from his past, risking everything to protect those who need his help.

"How you do anything is how you do everything."

In Gregg Andrew Hurwitz's thrilling novel, "Dark Horse," skilled assassin Evan Smoak finds himself on a deadly mission as he tries to protect a young woman with mysterious powers from a ruthless organization. Filled with heart-pounding action, unexpected plot twists, and complex characters, this page-turner is a must-read for fans of the

"If you have to be hit over the head to learn something about yourself, you’ll be someone who thinks that people only learn if you hit them over the head."

In "The Last Orphan," Gregg Andrew Hurwitz sends Evan Smoak into a new installment that has to be read after the earlier books. A quiet lead turns dangerous, and the truth is worse than the rumor that started it.

"His appearance wasn’t repugnant because it was some sort of reflection of his moral state. It was repugnant because of how clearly it showed just how little he cared."

In "Lone Wolf," Gregg Andrew Hurwitz sends Evan Smoak into a new installment that has to be read after the earlier books. A quiet lead turns dangerous, and the truth is worse than the rumor that started it.

"Pay attention to what you pay attention to. What you pay attention to is where you’re headed. That’s it. That’s everything."

In "Nemesis," Gregg Andrew Hurwitz sends Evan Smoak into a new installment that has to be read after the earlier books. Friends, suspects, and unfinished business collide before the case will close.

In "The Code," Gregg Andrew Hurwitz sends Evan Smoak into a new installment that has to be read after the earlier books. The obvious explanation falls apart, and the people closest to the trouble are not all on the same side.

"gentle and intimate and lovely. It was not the fantasy. It was better. It is not polite to inquire further."

In "Antihero," Gregg Andrew Hurwitz sends Evan Smoak into a new installment that has to be read after the earlier books. What starts as a favor becomes a hunt, and walking away stops being a real choice.

In "The Damage Man," Gregg Andrew Hurwitz sends Evan Smoak into a new installment that has to be read after the earlier books. Old loyalties get tested, and the last chapters change who can be trusted.