Jun 17, 2010

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. 
 
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
Cross Fire
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
Michael Bennett (with Michael Ledwidge)
1. Step on a Crack (2007)
2. Run for Your Life (2009)
3. Worst Case (2009)
4. Tick Tock (2011)
Step on a CrackRun for Your LifeWorst CaseTick Tock
Cat 
and Mouse / Pop Goes the WeaselRoses Are Red / Violets Are Blue
Daniel X
1. Dangerous Days of Daniel X (2008) (with Michael Ledwidge)
2. Watch the Skies (2009) (with Ned Rust)
3. Demons and Druids (2010) (with Adam Sadler)
Alien Hunter (2008) (with Leopoldo Gout)
Dangerous Days of Daniel XWatch the SkiesDemons and DruidsAlien
 Hunter
Witch and Wizard
1. Witch and Wizard (2009) (with Gabrielle Charbonnet)
2. The Gift (2010) (with Ned Rust)
Battle for Shadowland (2010)
Witch and WizardBattle for Shadowland
Jack Morgan (with Maxine Paetro)
1. Private (2010)
Private
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 / Med Head
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

jamespatterson.com

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