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About Tess Gerritsen
Tess Gerritsen left a successful medical practice to bring up her children and concentrate on her writing. She lives in Maine, with her family.
Series
Jane Rizzoli and Maura Isles
1. The Surgeon (2001)
2. The Apprentice (2002)
3. The Sinner (2003)
4. Body Double (2004)
5. Vanish (2005)
6. The Mephisto Club (2006)
7. Keeping the Dead (2008)
aka The Keepsake
1. The Surgeon (2001)
2. The Apprentice (2002)
3. The Sinner (2003)
4. Body Double (2004)
5. Vanish (2005)
6. The Mephisto Club (2006)
7. Keeping the Dead (2008)
aka The Keepsake
Novels
Adventure's Mistress (1985)
Love's Masquerade (1986)
Call After Midnight (1987)
Under the Knife (1990)
Whistleblower (1992)
Never Say Die (1992)
Presumed Guilty (1993)
Peggy Sue Got Murdered (1994)
aka Girl Missing
In Their Footsteps (1994)
Thief of Hearts (1995)
aka Stolen
Harvest (1996)
Life Support (1997)
Bloodstream (1998)
Gravity (1999)
The Bone Garden (2007)
Love's Masquerade (1986)
Call After Midnight (1987)
Under the Knife (1990)
Whistleblower (1992)
Never Say Die (1992)
Presumed Guilty (1993)
Peggy Sue Got Murdered (1994)
aka Girl Missing
In Their Footsteps (1994)
Thief of Hearts (1995)
aka Stolen
Harvest (1996)
Life Support (1997)
Bloodstream (1998)
Gravity (1999)
The Bone Garden (2007)
Omnibus
Three Complete Novels (1992)
Heatwave (Omnibus) (1998) (with Barbara Delinsky and Linda Lael Miller)
Something to Hide (1999) (with Lynn Erickson)
Perfect Timing (2001) (with Barbara Delinsky and Muriel Jensen)
Take 5, Volume 4 (2001) (with Mary Lynn Baxter, Annette Broadrick)
Unveiled (2002) (with Stella Cameron and Amanda Stevens)
Double Impact (2003) (with Debra Webb)
Family Passions (2004) (with Barbara Delinsky and Jayne Ann Krentz)
Harvest / Life Support (2005)
Under the Knife / Whistleblower (2005)
Call After Midnight / Under the Knife (2006)
Murder and Mayhem (2006)
Never Say Die / Whistleblower (2007)
In Their Footsteps / Thief Of Hearts (2008)
Presumed Guilty / Keeper Of The Bride (2008)
Heatwave (Omnibus) (1998) (with Barbara Delinsky and Linda Lael Miller)
Something to Hide (1999) (with Lynn Erickson)
Perfect Timing (2001) (with Barbara Delinsky and Muriel Jensen)
Take 5, Volume 4 (2001) (with Mary Lynn Baxter, Annette Broadrick)
Unveiled (2002) (with Stella Cameron and Amanda Stevens)
Double Impact (2003) (with Debra Webb)
Family Passions (2004) (with Barbara Delinsky and Jayne Ann Krentz)
Harvest / Life Support (2005)
Under the Knife / Whistleblower (2005)
Call After Midnight / Under the Knife (2006)
Murder and Mayhem (2006)
Never Say Die / Whistleblower (2007)
In Their Footsteps / Thief Of Hearts (2008)
Presumed Guilty / Keeper Of The Bride (2008)
Series contributed to
Awards
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Links to other websites
| Official Tess Gerritsen site on the web. Contains info on author, book tour, creepy biological facts, Guest Book, Book excerpts |
Tess Gerritsen recommends
 Chameleon (1998) Shirley Kennett "In CHAMELEON, Kennett has crafted an utterly chilling villain, cloaked in a child's innocence. A scary, compelling read." |  Tell Me Lies (1998) Jennifer Crusie "Smart, sexy and howlingly funny." |  Empty Cradle (1998) Karen Harper "Aill keep you awake until bedtime and beyond. Timely and gripping." | |
 Landry's Law (1999) (Landry Brothers) Kelsey Roberts "Kelsey Roberts' seamless blend of tender romance and compelling intrigue will keep you turning pages." |  Ghost Dance (1999) Mark T Sullivan "Mark Sullivan combines poetic writing with eerie elements of mysticism to fashion yet another fascinating thriller." |  The Rival Queens (2001) (Countess Ashby De La Zouche, book 2) Fidelis Morgan "A delicious, rollicking romp of a mystery that kept me enthralled. Fidelis Morgan writes just the sort of story I love, full of sensuous details that make history come alive. I can't wait to read her next one." | |
 Lover Boy (2002) Michele Jaffe "Michele Jaffe's books will keep you turning the pages into the night." |  Flesh Tones (2002) M J Rose "Intensely erotic and compelling, Flesh Tones explores the disturbing realm that lies between love and obsession." |  Vitals (2002) Greg Bear "Terrifying . . . Not only does Greg Bear keep you guessing, he keeps you thinking. He is a master at turning a scientific concept into a crackling good thriller." | |
 The Judas Virus (2003) David Best "David Best is superb at spinning medical fact into gripping suspense." |  Blind Run (2003) Patricia Lewin "A writer with a genuine talent to thrill." |  The Replacement (2003) Anne Marie Duquette "...truly thrilling, full of exciting action and suspense." | |
 Gone Too Far (2003) (Troubleshooter, book 6) Suzanne Brockmann "Sizzling with military intrigue and sexual tension, with characters so vivid they leap right off the page, Gone Too Far is a bold, brassy read with a momentum that just doesn't quit." |  Mortal Remains (2003) (Earl Garnet, book 4) Peter Clement "Thrilling and compelling." |  Black Valley (2003) Jim Brown "Utterly terrifying." | |
 Suspicious Origin (2003) Patricia J MacDonald "I could not put down this book. It haunted my dreams, called to me through the day. MacDonald is now on my list of favorite authors." |  Blue Blood (2004) (Debutante Dropout) Susan McBride "A delicious romp of a mystery." |  Crossing the Line (2004) (Antonio Burns, book 4) Clinton McKinzie "An adrenaline-pumping, heart-pounding thrill ride with a terrifying climax that left me clenching for a handhold. " | |
 Princess (2004) (Code Name , book 2) Christina Skye "Skye expertly weaves sizzling romance and suspense in her lightning-paced tales of intrigue." |  Alligator Moon (2004) Joanna Wayne "Joanna Wayne waeves together a romance and suspense with pulse-pounding results!" |  The Cleaner (2005) (Jonathan Quinn Thriller, book 1) Brett Battles "Brett Battles makes a grand entrance into the thriller scene with this unputdownable spy novel. THE CLEANER has it all: exotic locales, James Bondian derring-do, and ingenious plot twists that will keep you sweating all the way till the end." | |
 Pandemic (2005) Daniel Kalla "Daniel Kalla expertly weaves real science and medicine into a fast-paced, nightmarish thriller - a thriller all the more frightening because it could really happen." |  Most Wanted (2005) (Melanie Vargas, book 1) Michele Martinez "An utter page-turner." |  Out of Time (2005) Patricia Lewin "Patricia Lewin is a writer with the genuine talent to thrill." | |
 Sign of the Cross (2006) (Payne and Jones, book 2) Chris Kuzneski "Sign of the Cross - chilling scenes and a lightning pace. This story really flies!" |  Thriller: Stories To Keep You Up All Night (2006) James Patterson "Thriller is entertaining, fast-paced, and just plain fun. It will take you to the most terrifying heights of suspense." |  Checkmate (2007) Karna Small Bodman "A white house insider infects high tension into this high-stakes thriller." | |
 Dead Head (2007) Allen Wyler "With its lightning paced excitement and fascinating science Dead Head has everything you could hope for in a medical thriller." |  Stigma (2007) Philip Hawley "Pulses with tension and drama... a top-notch thriller!" |  Kiss Her Goodbye (2007) Robert Gregory Browne "Kiss Her Goodbye is a smashing good read. It moves at such a brekneck pace that you'll scarcely have time to take a breath." | |
 Eat the Dark (2007) Joe Schreiber "A harrowing, up-all-night read with delicious scares at every turn. Joe Schreiber knows just what terrifies us, and his masterly skills are on full display." |  Knock 'em Dead (2008) ( Finley Anderson Tanner Mystery, book 2) Rhonda Pollero "Rhonda Pollero's humor and compelling mystery will keep you turning the pages!" |  A Twisted Ladder (2009) Rhodi Hawk "Eerie and evocative, A Twisted Ladder provides scares and surprises galore." | |
 Evidence of Murder (2009) Lisa Black "Lisa Black wows us with another tense and unputdownable thriller. She is, quite simply, one of the best storytellers around." |  Cemetery Lake (2009) Paul Cleave "Cleave is a writer to watch." |
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