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John Lescroart

USA  (1948 - )
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About John Lescroart
John Lescroart was born in Houston, Texas and brought up in Texas, New York and Northern California.
 
New and Forthcoming Hardbacks
The Hunter
The Hunter
(Wyatt Hunt, book 3)

New and Forthcoming Paperbacks
Damage
Damage
(Abe Glitsky, book 4)
The Hunter
The Hunter
(Wyatt Hunt, book 3)

Non fiction
Writing the Popular Novel
 
Awards
Shamus Awards Best Novel nominee (1990) : Dead Irish


Links to other websites
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John Lescroart recommends
Shadow of Doubt
Shadow of Doubt (1996)
(Kali O'Brien, book 1)
Jonnie Jacobs
"A strong debut."
Venom
Venom (2002)
Jeffrey Ames
"A tightly-crafted and suspenseful read."
Cold Truth
Cold Truth (2004)
(Lou Mason, book 3)
Joel Goldman
"Joel Goldman is the real deal."
Darker Than Night
Darker Than Night (2004)
(Night, book 4)
John Lutz
"John Lutz is a major talent."
Locke 1928
Locke 1928 (2007)
Shawna Yang Ryan
"Shawna Ryan's Water Ghosts is a multi-layered marvel of a book. The prose is a delight, the characters fascinating, the story richly imagined and heart-rending. This first novel of grace and substance presages a notable literary career for Shawna Ryan."
The Echelon Vendetta
The Echelon Vendetta (2007)
(Micah Dalton, book 1)
David Stone
"A terrific read. THE ECHELON VENDETTA is terrifying, stylish, action-packed. "
Freezing Point
Freezing Point (2008)
K L Dionne
"Gangbusters!"
Dark Matter
Dark Matter (2008)
Cameron Cruise
"A top-notch talent, Cameron Cruise is going to be around for a long time."
The Timer Game
The Timer Game (2008)
(Grace Descanso, book 1)
Susan Arnout Smith
"The Timer Game is a highly entertaining, intelligent, original yet classic thriller. Susan Arnout Smith has written a gem here - memorable characters and a fast and furious ticking-clock plot. A really good read!"
The Amateur American
The Amateur American (2009)
J Saunders Elmore
"A superior work of action-packed suspense... A natural-born writer, Elmore's got an ear for dialogue and an eye for intrigue. The combination equals reading pleasure."
Gauntlet
Gauntlet (2009)
Richard Aaron
"Wow, wow, wow! Gauntlet is a tour de force of exhuberant storytelling... the definitive reality-based global thriller. Great suspense, a killer plot, and - amazingly - real characters. An absolute winner."
Dead Ball
Dead Ball (2009)
(Deadly Sports Mystery, book 2)
Michael Balkind
"Listen up, sports and mystery fans! Buy Michael Balkind's Dead Ball right now. Remember 'Bo Knows Sports'? The should update it to 'Balkind Knows Sports' (and mysteries, too)."
The Insider
The Insider (2010)
Reece Hirsch
"Hirsch... is writing and running with the big boys."
Cemetery Girl
Cemetery Girl (2011)
David Bell
"David Bell's Cemetery Girl grabbed me by the throat on page one and never let up. An intense, unrelenting powerhouse of a book, and the work of a master."
Serial
Serial (2011)
(Frank Quinn, book 6)
John Lutz
"A major talent."
The Lost Wife
The Lost Wife (2011)
Alyson Richman
"The Sophie's Choice of this generation."
Original Sin
Original Sin (2011)
(Sally Sin, book 1)
Beth McMullen
"Smart, sassy, sexy Sally Sin is an absolute delight of a heroine whom I predict will be around delighting readers for a very long time. And her first adventure, Original Sin, is pure entertainment gold."
Fire Dance
Fire Dance (2011)
Mike Sirota
"Mike Sirota is an absolute pro of a writer and, even for non-aficionades of ghost stories, these pages sing."
Trespasser
Trespasser (2011)
(Mike Bowditch Mystery, book 2)
Paul Doiron
"Doiron is an accomplished and powerful new voice in suspense fiction."



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