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James Patterson

USA  (1947 - )
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About James Patterson
James Patterson is one of the best-known and biggest selling writers of all time. He is the author of some of the bestselling series of the past decade: the Women's Murder Club, the Alex Cross novels and Maximum Ride, and he has written many other number one bestsellers including romance novels and stand alone thrillers. He has won an Edgar award, the mystery world's highest honour. He lives in Florida with his wife and son.
 
New and Forthcoming Hardbacks

The Murder of King Tut
The Murder of King Tut

Alex Cross's Trial
Alex Cross's Trial
(Alex Cross, book 15)

Witch and Wizard
Witch and Wizard


I, Alex Cross
I, Alex Cross
(Alex Cross, book 16)

Worst Case
Worst Case
(Michael Bennett, book 3)

Fang
Fang
(Maximum Ride, book 6)


9th Judgment
9th Judgment
(Women's Murder Club, book 9)

Private
Private

Demons and Druids
Demons and Druids
(Daniel X, book 3)


Don't Blink
Don't Blink

The Postcard Killers
The Postcard Killers

New and Forthcoming Paperbacks

I, Alex Cross
I, Alex Cross
(Alex Cross, book 16)

Witch and Wizard
Witch and Wizard

Maximum Ride, Vol. 2 Manga
Maximum Ride, Vol. 2 Manga


Maximum Ride Omnibus
Maximum Ride Omnibus
(Maximum Ride)

The Murder of King Tut
The Murder of King Tut

Fang
Fang
(Maximum Ride, book 6)

Series
Along Came a SpiderKiss the GirlsJack and JillCat and Mouse
Pop! Goes the WeaselRoses Are RedViolets Are BlueFour Blind Mice
The Big Bad WolfLondon BridgesMary MaryCross
Double CrossCross CountryAlex Cross's TrialI, Alex Cross
 
When the Wind BlowsThe Lake HouseWhen the Wind Blows and The Lake House
 
1st to Die2nd Chance3rd Degree4th of July
The 5th HorsemanThe 6th Target7th Heaven8th Confession
9th JudgmentA Women's Murder Club OmnibusA Women's Murder Club Omnibus 2
 
The Angel ExperimentSchool's Out-- ForeverSaving the World: And Other Extreme SportsThe Final Warning
MaxFangMaximum Ride Omnibus
 
Step on a CrackRun for Your LifeWorst Case
 
Cat and Mouse / Pop Goes the WeaselRoses Are Red / Violets Are Blue
 
Dangerous Days of Daniel XWatch the SkiesAlien Hunter
 
Anthologies edited
Thriller: Stories To Keep You Up All Night
 
Non fiction
Torn Apart: The Heartbreaking Story of a Childhood Lost (2008) (with Hal Friedman)
     aka Against Medical Advice
The Murder of King Tut (2009) (with Martin Dugard)
Torn Apart: The Heartbreaking Story of a Childhood LostThe Murder of King Tut
 
Links to other websites
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James Patterson recommends
Guilt by Association
Guilt by Association (1994)
Susan R Sloan
"An absolutely incredible story of revenge."
Jigsaw
Jigsaw (1994)
(Frank Pagan, book 3)
Campbell Armstrong
"Armstrong has outdone both Frederick Forsyth and Ken Follett."
Night Dogs
Night Dogs (1996)
Kent Anderson
"The best and truest novel about crime and the police I have ever read."
The Intruder
The Intruder (1996)
Peter Blauner
"The best novel I have read in years... better than Grisham, better than Patricia Cornwell. I loved it."
Executive Sanction
Executive Sanction (1998)
David Compton
"A scary and cautionary tale of conspiracy in very high places."
Over the Edge
Over the Edge (1998)
Hal Friedman
"[A] real web of suspense."
The Narrowback
The Narrowback (1999)
Michael Ledwidge
"Michael Ledwidge can write, and I mean really write."
Line of Vision
Line of Vision (2001)
David Ellis
"The best suspense novel I've read in a while."
The Judgment
The Judgment (2001)
(Joseph Antonelli, book 3)
D W Buffa
"Smart, fast-paced entertainment... A crackling good psychological thriller."
Stormy Weather
Stormy Weather (2001)
(Charlotte Justice, book 2)
Paula L Woods
"[A] terrific mystery. Stormy Weather keeps it exciting, and keeps it real."
Bad Seed
Bad Seed (2002)
(Alex Bernier, book 4)
Beth Saulnier
"Great fun, Alex Bernier is a terrific character."
Derailed
Derailed (2003)
James Siegel
"DERAILED sure derailed me for a couple of nights. What a neat, twisty, well-written thriller! James Siegel has arrived in high style."
Assassin
Assassin (2004)
(Alexander Hawke, book 2)
Ted Bell
"Ted Bell can really, really write."
The Blue Bistro
The Blue Bistro (2005)
Elin Hilderbrand
"The Blue Bistro is a wonderful, wonderful love story, the kind that you read, then recommend to many many friends - and so, I recommend it to you. Highly."
Tilt-a-whirl
Tilt-a-whirl (2005)
(John Ceepak, book 1)
Chris Grabenstein
"A fast-paced thrill ride with lots of twists and turns and good writing from start to finish."
Malicious Intent
Malicious Intent (2005)
(Dr Anya Crichton, book 1)
Kathryn Fox
"Kathryn Fox has created a forensic physician who readers of Patricia Cornwell will adore."
Sign of the Cross
Sign of the Cross (2006)
(Payne and Jones, book 2)
Chris Kuzneski
"Chris Kuzneski's writing has the same raw power as the early Stephen King."
The Rabbit Factory
The Rabbit Factory (2006)
(Lomax and Biggs, book 1)
Marshall Karp
"Marshall Karp could well be the Carl Hiaasen of Los Angeles - only I think he's even funnier. The Rabbit Factory will touch your funny bone, and your heart."
Got the Look
Got the Look (2006)
(Jack Swyteck, book 5)
James Grippando
"If you haven't read James Grippando, start with Got the Look."
The Importance of Being Dangerous
The Importance of Being Dangerous (2007)
David Dante Troutt
"David Dante Troutt has written a fine, textured novel with three characters - Sidarra, Griff and Yakoob - who hold us spellbound from start to finish."
Evil, Inc.
Evil, Inc. (2007)
Glenn Kaplan
"Does what the best thrillers do - it's half a step ahead of tomorrow's headlines."
Kill Time
Kill Time (2007)
T J MacGregor
"A real blast."
The Mark
The Mark (2007)
(Henry Parker, book 1)
Jason Pinter
"... a gripping page-turner you won't be able to stop reading."
Killer Weekend
Killer Weekend (2007)
(Sun Valley, book 1)
Ridley Pearson
"Ridley Pearson has outdone himself with Killer Weekend."
Rules of Deception
Rules of Deception (2008)
(Jonathan Ransom, book 1)
Christopher Reich
"Christopher Reich is one of my favorite suspense writers and he's outdone himself this time."
Heat Wave
Heat Wave (2009)
Richard Castle
"Heat Wave looks like another bestseller for the thrillmaster. It's hot."
Bad Things Happen
Bad Things Happen (2009)
Harry Dolan
"Bad Things Happen is a very smart, well-written roller coaster ride that is always threatening to hurl the reader out into roaring empty space. Go along for the thrill ride!"



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