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Andrew Klavan
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Scott Weiss, an ex-cop owner of Weiss Investigations,
and Jim Bishop, an operative at Weiss Investigations with a penchant
for violence and a mysterious military past, in San Francisco, California: |
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Dynamite
Road (2003)
Shotgun
Alley (2005) |
Damnation
Street (2006) |
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Cameron Winter, a former spy for a covert government entity called the Division, now an English professor at a Midwestern university: |
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When Christmas Comes (2021)
A Strange Habit of Mine (2022) |
The House of Love and Death (2023) |
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Non-series: |
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Face of the Earth (1980)
Agnes Mallory (1985)
Don’t
Say A Word (1991)
The
Animal Hour (1993)
Corruption (1994)
True
Crime (1995)
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The
Uncanny (1998)
Hunting
Down Amanda (1999)
Man
and Wife (2001)
Empire
of Lies (2008)
The
Identity Man (2010)
A Killer in the Wind (2013)
Werewolf Cop (2015) |
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The Homelander YA thriller series, with a Christian tinge: |
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The Last Thing I Remember (2009)
The Long Way Home (2010) |
The Truth of the Matter (2010)
The Final Hour (2011) |
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Non-series thrillers for young adults, with a Christian tinge: |
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If We Survive (2012)
Crazy Dangerous (2012) |
Nightmare City (2013) |
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Other fiction: |
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Son of Man (1988) |
Darling Clementine (1988) |
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Written as Margaret
Tracy (joint pseudonym of Andrew and Laurence Klavan) |
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Mrs.
White (1983)
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Written as Keith Peterson
John Wells, a middle-aged muckraking journalist determined to expose New
York City corruption: |
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The
Trapdoor (1988)
There
Fell a Shadow (1988)
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The
Rain (1988)
Rough
Justice (1989)
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Written as Keith Peterson |
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The
Scarred Man (1990) |
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