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About Nelson DeMille
Nelson DeMille is one of America's most popular and bestselling authors, and a new book from him is a keenly awaited event. A former US Army lieutenant who served in Vietnam, he lives in Long Island, New York.
Series
Joe Ryker (writing as Jack Cannon)
1. The Sniper (1989)
2. The Hammer of God (1989)
3. The Smack Man (1989)
4. The Cannibal (1989)
5. Night of the Phoenix (1989)
6. The Death Squad (1989)
1. The Sniper (1989)
2. The Hammer of God (1989)
3. The Smack Man (1989)
4. The Cannibal (1989)
5. Night of the Phoenix (1989)
6. The Death Squad (1989)
John Corey
1. Plum Island (1997)
2. The Lion's Game (2000)
3. Night Fall (2004)
4. Wild Fire (2006)
5. The Lion (2010)
1. Plum Island (1997)
2. The Lion's Game (2000)
3. Night Fall (2004)
4. Wild Fire (2006)
5. The Lion (2010)
Novels
Hitler's Children (1976) (writing as Kurt Ladner)
Killer Sharks: The Real Story (1977) (writing as Brad Matthews)
By the Rivers of Babylon (1978)
Mayday (1979) (with Thomas H Block)
Cathedral (1981)
The Talbot Odyssey (1984)
A Word of Honor (1985)
The Charm School (1988)
Spencerville (1994)
Killer Sharks: The Real Story (1977) (writing as Brad Matthews)
By the Rivers of Babylon (1978)
Mayday (1979) (with Thomas H Block)
Cathedral (1981)
The Talbot Odyssey (1984)
A Word of Honor (1985)
The Charm School (1988)
Spencerville (1994)
Omnibus
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Anthologies edited
Non fiction
Links to other websites
| The Official Site of #1 NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLING AUTHOR Nelson DeMille |
Nelson DeMille recommends
 The Moscow Club (1990) Joseph Finder "One of the best plotted, best written and most believable novels yet written about political conspiracy." |  Private Lies (1991) Warren Adler "Private Lies is as juicy and wicked a tale of love, lust, and adultery as Fatal Attraction. Warren Adler has a very fine ear for dialogue and a remarkable ability to plumb the depths of human passion and obsession. This novel should set the institution of marriage back ten years." |  Boomer (1994) Charles D Taylor "Tom Clancy, move over... One of the best naval thrillers since Red October." | |
 China Dome (1995) William H Lovejoy "Thoroughly engaging!" |  Official Privilege (1995) P T Deutermann "P. T. Deutermann invents a new genre - a military detection novel with all the action, adventure and insider knowledge that we have come to expect from him. A must read." |  The Man Who Lied to Women (1995) (Kathleen Mallory, book 2) Carol O'Connell "Mallory is one of the most unique, interesting, and surprising heroines you've ever come across in any work of fiction." | |
 Bloody Waters (1996) (Lupe Solano, book 1) Carolina Garcia-Aguilera "Smart." |  Bitter Truth (1997) (Victor Carl, book 2) William Lashner "A terrifically entertaining and scary novel." |  Remote Control (1997) (Dr. Alan Gregory, book 5) Stephen White "Dark and fascinating... Stephen White writes thrillers of the first order." | |
 Ladies of the Night (1998) John Westermann "John Westermann is the East Coast Wambaugh: tough, funny, ironic, and real... Ladies of the Night is Primary Colors with guns." |  Y2K (1999) R J Pineiro "His writing has the force and polish of a veteran suspense novelist." |  The Elvis and Marilyn Affair (1999) (Neil Gulliver and Stevie Marriner, book 1) Robert S Levinson "One of the funniest, sexiest, and best written novels to come along in years." | |
 Train Man (1999) P T Deutermann "Reads like a great novel, feels like a great movie... Reminiscent of The Day of the Jackel... An edge-of-your-seat, up-all-night thriller." |  Scavenger (2000) Tom Savage "As good and surprising as anything I have read in years. Do not peek at the last page!" |  On Ice (2000) David Ramus "Absolutely engrossing... Ramus' writing is as good as it gets." | |
 The Runner (2000) Christopher Reich "THE RUNNER is a wonderful novel, a sophisticated story of conspiracy, treachery and political intrigue populated by larger-than-life characters." |  Conclave (2001) (Holy See Trilogy, book 1) Greg Tobin "A wonderful book... A beautifully rendered story of faith and devotion, blended with good old-fashioned intrigue and adventure." |  Bad Boy (2001) Olivia Goldsmith "Olivia Goldsmith at her best." | |
 Luci in the Sky (2001) Chris Fox "A breathtaking 21st century spy novel." |  Black Water Transit (2001) Carsten Stroud "You're not going to put it down." |  The Fourth Perimeter (2002) Tim Green "Tim Green is a master." | |
 Murderers Prefer Blondes (2003) (Paige Turner Mysteries, book 1) Amanda Matetsky "This is more than a murder mystery; this is great writing by a fresh talent." |  Hawke (2003) (Alexander Hawke, book 1) Ted Bell "Hawke is a fast-paced adventure...truly an exciting read." |  The Last Good Day (2003) Peter Blauner "Mesmerizing... a masterpiece." | |
 Derailed (2003) James Siegel "Intense and startling...a top-notch novel of suspense with unexpected twists that are shocking and satisfying...will keep readers hooked to the last page. With complex characters, tight plotting, and powerful writing, DERAILED is high-quality entertainment." |  Flash Point (2003) Paul Adam "Wonderfully plotted, fast-paced and refreshingly original." |  Mortal Remains (2003) (Earl Garnet, book 4) Peter Clement "Exciting and original." | |
 The Bishop Goes to the University (2003) (Father Blackie Ryan, book 14) Andrew M Greeley "A master storyteller." |  Dead Ringer (2003) (Rosato and Associates, book 10) Lisa Scottoline "Lisa Scottoline's legal suspense novels are a law unto themselves - biting humor, social satire, snappy dialogue, and surprising plot twists." |  The Da Vinci Code (2003) (Robert Langdon, book 2) Dan Brown "Dan Brown has to be one of the best, smartest, and most accomplished writers in the country. The Da Vinci Code is many notches above the intelligent thriller; this is pure genius." | |
 Takedown (2003) (Gavin Pierce, book 2) W G Griffiths "W. G. Griffiths enters the world of Rice, King and Straub." |  The Final Procedure (2004) Stan Pottinger "This isn't just great suspense, but a kind of mind terror you can't forget." |  I'll Never Be Long Gone (2005) Thomas Christopher Greene "Thomas Christopher Greene is a major new voice in American fiction." | |
 Pride Runs Deep (2005) R Cameron Cooke "A great submarine story, on par with The Hunt for Red October." |  Corrupts Absolutely (2005) Alexa Hunt "[A] suspense novel of the highest order and grandest scale." |  Heat Sync (2005) Wes DeMott "Wes DeMott not only writes well, he writes with passion and conviction." | |
 Legacy of Masks (2005) (Mary Crow, book 4) Sallie Bissell "Mary Crow is one of the toughest and sharpest investigators in the genre and totally captivating." |  Sign of the Cross (2006) (Payne and Jones, book 2) Chris Kuzneski "Chris Kuzneski is a remarkable new writer, who completely understands what makes for a good story: action, sex, suspense, humor, and great characters." |  Everything After (2006) Sharon Pywell "The story of a good family pushed to extremes. An evocative and haunting look at lives darkened by the shadow of war." | |
 Resistance (2006) Daniel Kalla "Daniel Kalla joins a select list of doctors who know how to keep you up all night with their writing." |  Leapholes (2006) James Grippando "James Grippando is a very inventive and ingenious storyteller." |  Murder on a Hot Tin Roof (2006) (Paige Turner Mysteries, book 4) Amanda Matetsky "A very funny and interesting female protagonist." | |
 Gambit (2008) Karna Small Bodman "A truly frightening story with the crystal ring of truth and authenticity, well written and plotted and as topical as a novel can get." |  Bad Things Happen (2009) Harry Dolan "A wonderfully moody and atmospheric story reminiscent of the masters of the noir mysteries. Tightly plotted, sophisticated, and engrossing, this is a winner." |
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