About Jeffery Deaver
Jeffery Deaver is the New York Times bestselling author of nineteen suspense novels, including The Blue Nowhere and The Bone Collector. He has been nominated for three Edgar Awards from the Mystery Writers of America and is a two-time recipient of the Ellery Queen Readers Award for Best Short Story of the Year. Mr. Deaver lives in California and Virginia.
Series
John Pellam
1. Shallow Graves (1992) (with William Jefferies (Jeffery Deaver))
2. Bloody River Blues (1993)
3. Hell's Kitchen (2001)
1. Shallow Graves (1992) (with William Jefferies (Jeffery Deaver))
2. Bloody River Blues (1993)
3. Hell's Kitchen (2001)
Lincoln Rhyme
1. The Bone Collector (1997)
2. The Coffin Dancer (1998)
3. The Empty Chair (2000)
4. The Stone Monkey (2002)
5. The Vanished Man (2003)
6. The Twelfth Card (2005)
7. The Cold Moon (2006)
8. The Broken Window (2008)
9. The Burning Wire (2010)
10. The Kill Room (2013)
A Lincoln Rhyme eBook Boxed Set (omnibus) (2010)
A Textbook Case (2013)
1. The Bone Collector (1997)
2. The Coffin Dancer (1998)
3. The Empty Chair (2000)
4. The Stone Monkey (2002)
5. The Vanished Man (2003)
6. The Twelfth Card (2005)
7. The Cold Moon (2006)
8. The Broken Window (2008)
9. The Burning Wire (2010)
10. The Kill Room (2013)
A Lincoln Rhyme eBook Boxed Set (omnibus) (2010)
A Textbook Case (2013)
Kathryn Dance
1. The Sleeping Doll (2006)
2. Roadside Crosses (2009)
3. XO (2012)
Kathryn Dance eBook Boxed Set (omnibus) (2012)
1. The Sleeping Doll (2006)
2. Roadside Crosses (2009)
3. XO (2012)
Kathryn Dance eBook Boxed Set (omnibus) (2012)
Novels
Mistress of Justice (1992)
The Lesson of Her Death (1993)
Praying for Sleep (1994)
A Maiden's Grave (1995)
Speaking in Tongues (1995)
The Devil's Teardrop: A Novel of the Last Night of the Century (1999)
The Blue Nowhere (2001)
Garden of Beasts (2004)
The Bodies Left Behind (2008)
Edge (2010)
No Rest for the Dead (2011) (with Jeff Abbott, Lori Armstrong, David Baldacci, Sandra Brown, Thomas H Cook, Diana Gabaldon, Tess Gerritsen, Andrew F Gulli, Lamia Gulli, Peter James, J A Jance, Faye Kellerman, Raymond Khoury, John Lescroart, Jeff Lindsay, Gayle Lynds, Alexander McCall Smith, Phillip Margolin, Michael Palmer, T Jefferson Parker, Matthew Pearl, Kathy Reichs, Marcus Sakey, Jonathan Santlofer, Lisa Scottoline, R L Stine and Marcia Talley)
The October List (2013)
The Lesson of Her Death (1993)
Praying for Sleep (1994)
A Maiden's Grave (1995)
Speaking in Tongues (1995)
The Devil's Teardrop: A Novel of the Last Night of the Century (1999)
The Blue Nowhere (2001)
Garden of Beasts (2004)
The Bodies Left Behind (2008)
Edge (2010)
No Rest for the Dead (2011) (with Jeff Abbott, Lori Armstrong, David Baldacci, Sandra Brown, Thomas H Cook, Diana Gabaldon, Tess Gerritsen, Andrew F Gulli, Lamia Gulli, Peter James, J A Jance, Faye Kellerman, Raymond Khoury, John Lescroart, Jeff Lindsay, Gayle Lynds, Alexander McCall Smith, Phillip Margolin, Michael Palmer, T Jefferson Parker, Matthew Pearl, Kathy Reichs, Marcus Sakey, Jonathan Santlofer, Lisa Scottoline, R L Stine and Marcia Talley)
The October List (2013)
Omnibus
Lesson of Her Death / Speaking in Tongues (2000)
Praying for Sleep / Maiden's Grave (2000)
Praying for Sleep / the Bone Collector (2004)
The Jeffery Deaver Suspense Collection (2007)
Praying for Sleep / Maiden's Grave (2000)
Praying for Sleep / the Bone Collector (2004)
The Jeffery Deaver Suspense Collection (2007)
Collections
Twisted: Collected Stories of Jeffery Deaver Vol. I (2003)
Nocturne: And Other Unabridged Twisted Stories (2004)
More Twisted (2006)
Deaver Short Stories (2012)
Triple Threat (2013)
Nocturne: And Other Unabridged Twisted Stories (2004)
More Twisted (2006)
Deaver Short Stories (2012)
Triple Threat (2013)
Novellas
Series contributed to
Harold Middleton
1. The Chopin Manuscript (2008) (with Lee Child, David Corbett, Joseph Finder, Jim Fusilli, John Gilstrap, James Grady, David Hewson, John Ramsey Miller, P J Parrish, Ralph Pezzullo, S J Rozan, Lisa Scottoline, Peter Spiegelman and Erica Spindler)
2. The Copper Bracelet (2010) (with Linda Barnes, Brett Battles, Lee Child, David Corbett, Joseph Finder, Jim Fusilli, John Gilstrap, David Hewson, Jon Land, David Liss, Gayle Lynds, P J Parrish, James Phelan, Lisa Scottoline and Jenny Siler)
Watchlist (omnibus) (2010) (with Linda Barnes, Brett Battles, Lee Child, David Corbett, Joseph Finder, Jim Fusilli, John Gilstrap, James Grady, David Hewson, David Liss, Gayle Lynds, John Ramsey Miller, P J Parrish and Ralph Pezzullo)
1. The Chopin Manuscript (2008) (with Lee Child, David Corbett, Joseph Finder, Jim Fusilli, John Gilstrap, James Grady, David Hewson, John Ramsey Miller, P J Parrish, Ralph Pezzullo, S J Rozan, Lisa Scottoline, Peter Spiegelman and Erica Spindler)
2. The Copper Bracelet (2010) (with Linda Barnes, Brett Battles, Lee Child, David Corbett, Joseph Finder, Jim Fusilli, John Gilstrap, David Hewson, Jon Land, David Liss, Gayle Lynds, P J Parrish, James Phelan, Lisa Scottoline and Jenny Siler)
Watchlist (omnibus) (2010) (with Linda Barnes, Brett Battles, Lee Child, David Corbett, Joseph Finder, Jim Fusilli, John Gilstrap, James Grady, David Hewson, David Liss, Gayle Lynds, John Ramsey Miller, P J Parrish and Ralph Pezzullo)
Anthologies edited
Non fiction
Anthologies containing stories by Jeffery Deaver
Short stories
| Wrong Time, Wrong Place (1998) |
Links to other websites
| jefferydeaver.com |
Jeffery Deaver recommends
 Stone City (1990) Mitchell Smith "A work of pure genius." |  The Dark Backward (1995) Gregory Hall "Riveting, compelling, masterful." |  Shadows (1997) (James Whistler, book 2) Jonathan Nasaw "Throat-gripping. Breathes new life into the classic tales of the undead." | |
 Comes the Dark (1999) Michael Prescott "Michael Prescott delivers a harrowing thriller of the first order. His characters are flesh-and-blood real, the atmosphere's intense, and the plot races along unceasingly." |  Void Moon (1999) Michael Connelly "Void Moon is a high-stakes win! Author Connelly has dealt us lucky readers a rare hand - a lightning-paced thriller with a soul, a novel that takes us straight into the glitz and underbelly of Las Vegas and yet is populated with some of the most complex and captivating characters in suspense fiction." |  Scavenger (2000) Tom Savage "Brilliant." | |
 Eager to Please (2000) Julie Parsons "One of those rare authors who can successfully combine psychological style, literary style, and heart-stopping suspense." |  Uncommon Justice (2001) (Mairead O'Clare legal thriller, book 1) Terry Devane "Brilliant... Page-turning suspense." |  The Bomber (2001) (Annika Bengtzon, book 2) Liza Marklund "An astonishing talent." | |
 Fear Itself (2002) Barret Schumacher "A compelling page-turner that blends traditional suspense with a harrowing flavor of the unknown." |  Cold Justice (2002) (Kali O'Brien, book 5) Jonnie Jacobs "A thrill ride..." |  Unfit to Practice (2002) (Nina Reilly, book 8) Perri O'Shaughnessy "Nina Reilly is definitely a lawyer you'd want to have on your side." | |
 Eighteen (2002) Jan Burke "Astonishing... wry... these stories are sure to delight." |  Scott Free (2003) John Gilstrap "If ever there was a one-sitting read, SCOTT FREE is it. Author Gilstrap has done it again: Not only has he dished up a gut-grabbing, pure-adrenaline rush of a thriller, but he's snagged our hearts too with a gripping story of a father-son relationship that's every bit as compelling as the breathtaking scenes and the wry, perceptive observations about small-town life." |  The Last Witness (2003) (Lou Mason, book 2) Joel Goldman "Fast, furious and thoroughly enjoyable, The Last Witness is classic, and classy-filled with great characters and sharp, stylish writing." | |
 The Angel of Montague Street (2003) Norman Green "Like Richard Price, Norm Green brings an uncanny bare-knuckle vivacity to his portrayal of life on the streets." |  Mission Canyon (2003) (Evan Delaney, book 2) Meg Gardiner "It seems that the most enjoyable thrillers bring together the past and the present in unexpected yet suspenseful ways. So it is with Mission Canyon, Meg Gardiner's latest book featuring Evan Delaney, a witty, resourceful young woman fast with the bon mots and with a never-say-die attitude about... well, about everything! Echoes of a horrible auto accident in the past, involving Delaney's fiance, keep coinciding with a harrowing (and all-too-timely) story of corporate greed and evil-doing in quirky Southern California. It's up to Delaney to deal with this risky business and sort out the good from the bad, which she does with characteristic pluck and wit. The personal issues Gardiner raises about the physical and emotional consequences of severe injury are among the best parts of the story." |  Cry Last Heard (2003) (Tally Nowata, book 2) Hannah Nyala "Hannah Nyala soars above the genre and gives us poetry." | |
 The London Blitz Murders (2004) (Disaster, book 5) Max Allan Collins "Collins masterfully blends fact and fiction... [and] trancends the historical thriller." |  Prince of Thieves (2004) Chuck Hogan "What a compelling read! Hogan's Prince of Thieves is smart, speedy, and stylish - a literary pulp fiction." |  Blood Witness (2005) Mary Germano "Thoroughly enjoyable. A compelling thriller!" | |
 Immoral (2005) (Jonathan Stride, book 1) Brian Freeman "Breathtakingly real and utterly compelling... some of the most literate and stylish writing you'll find anywhere today." |  The Cleaner (2006) (Jonathan Quinn Thriller, book 1) Brett Battles "This book is a pure delight. Protagonist Jonathan Quinn is a unique and welcome addition to the world of crime fiction. Author Battles' THE CLEANER is a brilliant and heart-pounding thriller; I'm on the edge of my seat, awaiting future installment of Quinn's adventures." |  A Walk in the Dark (2006) (Guido Guerrieri, book 2) Gianrico Carofiglio "Raises the standard for crime fiction. Carofiglio's deft touch has given us a story that is both literary and gritty-and one that speeds along like the best legal thrillers. His insights into human nature-good and bad-are breathtaking." | |
 A Hard Day's Death (2008) (Spike Berenger Rock 'n' Roll Hit, book 1) Raymond Benson "A sizzling story full of classic thriller twists, humor, and a dead-on look at the music business, A Hard Day's Death is number one with a bullet." |  I Kill (2008) Giorgio Faletti "In my neck of the woods people like Faletti are called larger than life, living legends." |  The Walk-In (2008) Gary Berntsen and Ralph Pezzullo "What thrillers aspire to be... Tom Clancy for our era." | |
 Even (2009) (David Trevellyan Thriller, book 1) Andrew Grant "Modern noir at its best... brilliantly plotted and smart, and delivers the bone-jarring kick of a .45." |  Borrowed Time (2009) C J Lyons "A compelling new voice in thriller writing... I love how the characters come alive on every page." |  Road Closed (2010) (Geraldine Steel, book 2) Leigh Russell "A stylish top-of-the-line tale." | |
 Sister (2010) Rosamund Lupton "As compelling as it is stylish. Sister exists in that rare place where crime fiction and literature coincide." |  The Perfect Prey (2011) (John Stallings, book 2) James Andrus "One of the best cop novels to come along in years." |  Amerikan Eagle (2011) Alan Glenn "Rich in history and filled with breathtakingly true characters and nonstop plotting." | |
 Creep (2011) (Serial Killer Files, book 1) Jennifer Hillier "Top-of-the-line thriller writing. You better call in sick, because you're not going anywhere until you finish reading..." |  Dominance (2011) Will Lavender "A brilliant concept, brilliantly executed. Dominanve moves to the top of the thriiler genre.... Oh, and that last page...." |  Hunted (2011) (Danny Shanklin, book 1) Emlyn Rees "Hunted gives new meaning to the phrase "fast-paced." Filled with clever twists, stylishly written and populated with characters who are as real as our friends and family (and enemies!), this thriller moves at breakneck pace from first page to last. Bravo!" | |
 The Trust (2012) Norb Vonnegut "If anybody can turn international finance into a riveting thriller, it's Norb Vonnegut." |
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