About Gayle Lynds
Born in Omaha, Nebraska, and raised in Council Bluffs, Iowa, Gayle Lynds graduated from the University of Iowa with a degree in journalism and a minor in social studies. She was a reporter for the Arizona Republic in Phoenix, editor-in-chief of Santa Barbara magazine in California, and an editor with top-secret security clearance at General Electric-TEMPO, a large, private-industry think tank in Santa Barbara, with clients around the world, including the U.S. Department of Defense and the U.S. military. A member of the Association of Former Intelligence Officers, she is co-founder and co-president of International Thriller Writers, Inc.
Series
Killmaster (with Nick Carter)
190. Day of the Mahdi (1984)
194. The Mayan Connection (1984)
199. Pursuit of the Eagle (1985)
203. White Death (1985)
206. The Execution Exchange (1985)
190. Day of the Mahdi (1984)
194. The Mayan Connection (1984)
199. Pursuit of the Eagle (1985)
203. White Death (1985)
206. The Execution Exchange (1985)
SuperBolan (with Mark Sadler (Dennis Lynds) and Gayle Stone)
14. Moving Target (1989) (as by Don Pendleton)
17. Blood Fever (1989) (as by Don Pendleton)
14. Moving Target (1989) (as by Don Pendleton)
17. Blood Fever (1989) (as by Don Pendleton)
Covert-One (with Robert Ludlum)
1. The Hades Factor (2000)
3. The Paris Option (2002)
4. The Altman Code (2003)
1. The Hades Factor (2000)
3. The Paris Option (2002)
4. The Altman Code (2003)
Series contributed to
Three Investigators Crimebusters (writing as G H Stone)
7. Reel Trouble (1989)
11. Fatal Error (1990)
Rough Stuff (1989)
7. Reel Trouble (1989)
11. Fatal Error (1990)
Rough Stuff (1989)
Anthologies edited
Links to other websites
| gaylelynds.com |
Gayle Lynds recommends
Death of the Party (2000) (Faith Cassidy, book 1) Catherine Dain "Really a delicious book, one to savor." | The Cleaner (2005) (Jonathan Quinn Thriller, book 1) Brett Battles "Hypnotically gripping, THE CLEANER by Brett Battles moves with the speed of an assassin's unerring bullet. From Colorado to Vietnam and Germany, this ripping-good read will leave anyone who loves suspense not only happily satisfied but eager for Battles' next thriller." | Blown Away (2006) Shane Gericke "Fascinating, intense, and utterly gripping." | |
Bobbie Faye's Very (Very, Very, Very) Bad Day (2007) Toni McGee Causey "The tears are still running down my cheeks from laughing. Oh, my. What talent. What verve. What NERVE!" |
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