About James Rollins
James Rollins was born in Chicago, Illinois, is 1961. With his three brothers and three sisters, he was raised in the Midwest and rural Canada. He graduated with a doctorate in veterinary medicine from the University of Missouri and went on to establish his own veterinary practice in Sacramento, California. An amateur spelunker and a PADI-certified scuba enthusiast, he'll often be found either underground or underwater.
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Series
Sigma Force
1. Sandstorm (2004)
2. Map of Bones (2005)
3. Black Order (2006)
4. The Judas Strain (2007)
5. The Last Oracle (2008)
6. The Doomsday Key (2009)
7. The Devil Colony (2010)
8. Bloodline (2012)
The Doomsday Key / The Last Oracle (omnibus) (2011)
The Skeleton Key (2011)
1. Sandstorm (2004)
2. Map of Bones (2005)
3. Black Order (2006)
4. The Judas Strain (2007)
5. The Last Oracle (2008)
6. The Doomsday Key (2009)
7. The Devil Colony (2010)
8. Bloodline (2012)
The Doomsday Key / The Last Oracle (omnibus) (2011)
The Skeleton Key (2011)
Jake Ransom
1. Jake Ransom and the Skull King's Shadow (2009)
2. Jake Ransom and the Howling Sphinx (2010)
1. Jake Ransom and the Skull King's Shadow (2009)
2. Jake Ransom and the Howling Sphinx (2010)
Novels
Subterranean (1999)
Excavation (2000)
Deep Fathom (2001)
Amazonia (2002)
Ice Hunt (2003)
Altar of Eden (2009)
Excavation (2000)
Deep Fathom (2001)
Amazonia (2002)
Ice Hunt (2003)
Altar of Eden (2009)
Series contributed to
Links to other websites
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James Rollins recommends
 Golem (2005) Greg Vilk "Strap yourself in for the ride!" |  The Cleaner (2005) (Jonathan Quinn Thriller, book 1) Brett Battles "It's always great to discover a new writer who can turn a genre on its ear. Brett Battles's THE CLEANER proves the case. Part Raymond Chandler, part Clive Cussler, part Robert Ludlum, here is an international thriller chocked full of action, taut with suspense, and laced with a fair amount of humor and romance. An exciting debut by a major new talent...I look forward to seeing what comes next!" |  The Didymus Contingency (2005) Jeremy Robinson "A fast-paced page-turner like no other." | |
 Shadows in the Mist (2006) Brian Moreland "An adventure not to be missed!" |  Public Enemy (2006) (W. Cooper, book 2) Will Staeger "Cross Hiaasen with Clancy and you'll get Will Staeger." |  Sign of the Cross (2006) (Payne and Jones, book 2) Chris Kuzneski "Chris Kuzneski writes with an energy that is contagious! Action, suspense, mystery, and a biting thread of humor...what more can you ask from a novel?" | |
 Dark Gold (2006) (Night-Sea Trilogy, book 1) David Angsten "Like Benchley's Jaws, David Angsten's debut will once again chase swimmers out of the water. Fraught with shivering suspense and a hauntingly eerie atmosphere, Dark Gold grips with feverish intensity. As literate as it is frightening. Read it with both a silver cross and a spear gun at your side." |  Empyre (2007) Josh Conviser "Raw kinetic energy and blistering pace . . . a thriller for the new millennium." |  Plague Year (2007) (Plague, book 1) Jeff Carlson "Harrowing, heartfelt, and rock-hard realistic. Not to be missed." | |
 The Archangel Project (2008) (October Guinness and Jax Alexander, book 1) C S Graham "A razor-taut story... Riveting, provocative, and enthralling." |  Go-Go Girls of the Apocalypse (2008) Victor Gischler "Part Christopher Moore, part Quentin Tarantino, Victor Gischler is a raving, badass genius." |  The Hypnotist (2009) (Reincarnationist, book 3) M J Rose "Haunting, lyrical... Not to be missed." | |
 Killing Red (2009) (Alex Chapa , book 1) Henry Perez "A riveting thriller." |  Dark Time (2009) (Mortal Path, book 1) Dakota Banks "A novel to be savored... not to be missed." |  Fragment (2009) Warren Fahy "Think Jurassic park on steroids. This is one helluva ride." | |
 Library of the Dead (2009) Glenn Cooper "The debut of a startling new talent. Here is a story both incandescent and explosive. A seamless blend of modern-day thriller and historical mystery with an ending that left me breathless." |  Vampire for Hire (2009) (Vampire for Hire) J R Rain "Gripping, adventurous, and romantic - J.R. Rain's The Lost Ark is a breakneck thriller that traces the thread of history from Biblical stories to current-day headlines. Be prepared to lose sleep!" |  iDrakula (2010) Bekka Black "Bold, innovative, and warped... an insanely imaginative tour de force." | |
 Damaged (2010) (Kate Lange , book 1) Pamela Callow "Part medical mystery, part bloody thriller... a debut that had me flipping pages into the wee hours of the morning." |  The Thieves of Darkness (2010) (Michael St. Pierre, book 3) Richard Doetsch "A masterwork." |  The Promised War (2010) (Sam Deker, book 1) Thomas Greanias "Lightning-paced, dagger sharp and brilliantly executed." | |
 The Noah's Ark Quest (2010) Boyd Morrison "A stunning thriller with a premise as ingenious as it is flawlessly executed." |  Horns (2010) Joe Hill "A new master in the field of suspense." |  The Fall (2010) (Strain Trilogy, book 2) Chuck Hogan and Guillermo del Toro "A terrifying story that feels like it was ripped from today's headlines." | |
 Sirocco (2011) D L Wilson "Sirocco is both a razor-edged thriller and a tour de force." |  Ballistic (2011) (Court Gentry, book 3) Mark Greaney "Bourne for the new millennium." |  L.A. Mental (2011) Neil McMahon "As much a mind game as it is thriller, a scientific puzzle buried in a murder mystery, all set against the surreal world of Hollywood filmmaking. . . . I can't wait for the next book!" | |
 The Phoenix Apostles (2011) (Seneca Hunt, book 1) Joe Moore and Lynn Sholes "Bold, taut, and masterfully told." |  Devil's Plaything (2011) Matt Richtel "A brilliant thriller, a blend of Michael Crichton and Alfred Hitchcock. From page one, you'll not be able to put this book down." |  Ghost Country (2011) (Travis Chase, book 2) Patrick Lee "In a word; Brilliant... left me breathless and awed." | |
 House Divided (2011) Raul Ramos y Sanchez "Thrilling and vibrant... a must-read for all." |
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