Best Eva Hudson Books

An undeveloped roll of film from Agent Skyberg's predecessor contains cryptic photos—a Scotland map, rare bird, office party—that may be clues to crimes he never solved before dying.

A computer virus threatens worldwide digital infrastructure in three days, and only one missing programmer can stop it. Hudson's ninth Skyberg thriller examines how technological dependence creates new vulnerabilities.

Ready to abandon her FBI career, Ingrid Skyberg gets arrested for murdering a stranger she's never heard of. Hudson traps her protagonist between unreliable memory and mounting evidence of guilt.

Eighteen years hunting her best friend's abductor culminates when he kills his daughter and takes his son. Hudson's FBI thriller explores how childhood trauma shapes career choices and the dangerous obsession with cases that hit too close to home.

Special Agent Ingrid Skyberg has 48 hours to locate a missing teenage witness whose testimony will convict a brutal Chicago murderer.

Special Agent Ingrid Skyberg hits Stockholm during a bombing crisis, carrying out a mission so classified the FBI itself doesn't officially know about it.

FBI agent Ingrid Skyberg becomes a target when seemingly unrelated deaths—a London banker and a tattooed body in the Thames—reveal a serial killer's transatlantic pattern.

FBI Agent Ingrid Skyberg must infiltrate super-wealthy circles to uncover who's funding a UK-based election hacking operation. The sixth thriller pits one determined agent against invisible enemies seeking presidential influence.

The haunting memory of losing her best friend at fourteen drives FBI Agent Ingrid Skyberg's relentless pursuit of justice in her latest investigation.