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Advocate Books in Order

16 Books
2009 – 2024 Published
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The Recommended Reading Order

For the best reading experience, we highly recommend reading the Advocate series in publication order. Because the books follow the personal and professional evolution of juvenile law attorney Sabre Orin Brown, reading them sequentially allows you to watch her relationships and life story unfold naturally. Conveniently, Teresa Burrell utilizes an alphabetical naming system, making the chronological order exceptionally easy to remember.

The Advocate Series Book List

  • The Advocate (2009)
  • The Advocate’s Betrayal (2010)
  • The Advocate’s Conviction (2011)
  • The Advocate’s Dilemma (2012)
  • The Advocate’s Ex Parte (2013)
  • The Advocate’s Felony (2014) (Introduces Tuper)
  • The Advocate’s Geocache (2015)
  • The Advocate’s Homicides (2016)
  • The Advocate’s Illusion (2018)
  • The Advocate’s Justice (2019)
  • The Advocate’s Killer (2020)
  • The Advocate’s Labyrinth (2021)
  • The Advocate’s Memory (2022)
  • The Advocate’s Nightmare (2023)
  • The Advocate’s Oath (2024)
  • The Advocate’s Phantom (2024)
  • The Advocate’s Quandary (2024)
  • The Advocate’s Reflection (2025)
  • The Advocate’s Saboteur (2026)

The Tuper Mystery Spin-Off Series

The character Tuper, a tech-savvy Montana resident who helps Sabre, is introduced in the sixth book of the main series, The Advocate's Felony. He proved popular enough to earn his own spin-off mystery series. Readers interested in Tuper's solo adventures can start these books anytime after finishing Book 6 of the main series.

  • Mason's Missing (2017)
  • Finding Frankie (2019)
  • Recovering Rita (2021)
  • Liberating Lana (2023)

Frequently Asked

QWhere should I start reading The Advocate series?

You should start with the first novel, The Advocate (2009). The series follows a linear timeline detailing Sabre's career and personal relationships.

QHow does the alphabetical title scheme work?

Each book in the series goes in alphabetical order from A to S: Advocate, Betrayal, Conviction, Dilemma, and so on, ending with Saboteur.

QWhat is the Tuper Mystery series?

It is a four-book spin-off series featuring Tuper, a popular character introduced in The Advocate's Felony. It follows his independent investigations alongside his helper, Lana.

QAre the legal cases in the books realistic?

Yes. The author, Teresa Burrell, worked as a juvenile court attorney and advocate in San Diego for many years, drawing on real-world courtroom experiences to ground the novels in authenticity.

QDo I have to read the Tuper series to understand the main Advocate books?

No. The Tuper Mystery series functions as a standalone spin-off. While characters cross over, you can enjoy the main Advocate series without reading the Tuper books.