Hidden Order

The five candidates being considered to lead America's most secretive intelligence organization have gone missing. When they begin turning up murdered, covert operative Scot Harvath is sent to untangle a conspiracy with roots stretching back to the republic's founding, racing against a plot that could bring down the constitutional order from within. Brad Thor's twelfth Harvath novel deploys the series' signature combination of geopolitical thriller and procedural action across American soil.

Armand Schultz has narrated the Harvath series through multiple entries and knows the character's register precisely — capable and cool under pressure, with an intelligence that keeps the action credible. His performance here moves at the pace of the book's own relentless momentum, and he handles the historical revelation sequences with the gravity they require. At just over 11 hours, Hidden Order is one of Thor's more efficient entries, lean and purposeful throughout.