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(b.RJ Ellory is the author of eight novels, the most recent entitled Saints of New York. Candlemoth, his first-published, was shortlisted for the CWA Steel Dagger, as was his fourth, City of Lies, in 2006. His fifth novel, A Quiet Belief In Angels was a Richard & Judy Book Club selection in 2007, and went on to win the Livre De Poche Award, The Strand Magazine Novel of The Year, and the Inaugural Nouvel Observateur Prize. A Quiet Vendetta won the Quebec Laureat and the Villeneuve Readers' Prize. A Simple Act of Violence, Ellory's sixth novel won the Theakston's Crime Novel of the Year 2010. He has been nominated for a further seven international awards including two Barrys, the 813 Trophy, the Mystery Booksellers of America Award and the Europeen Du Point. He has also written the screenplay of A Quiet Belief In Angels for Oscar-winning director, Olivier Dahan. His books are now available in twenty-four languages.
Genres: Historical Mystery, Mystery
Novels
Candlemoth (2003)
Ghostheart (2004)
A Quiet Vendetta (2005)
City Of Lies (2006)
A Quiet Belief In Angels (2007)
A Simple Act of Violence (2008)
The Anniversary Man (2009)
Saints of New York (2010)
Bad Signs (2011)
A Dark and Broken Heart (2012)
The Devil and the River (2013)
Carnival of Shadows (2014)
Mockingbird Songs (2015)
Kings of America (2017)
Three Bullets (2019)
Ghostheart (2004)
A Quiet Vendetta (2005)
City Of Lies (2006)
A Quiet Belief In Angels (2007)
A Simple Act of Violence (2008)
The Anniversary Man (2009)
Saints of New York (2010)
Bad Signs (2011)
A Dark and Broken Heart (2012)
The Devil and the River (2013)
Carnival of Shadows (2014)
Mockingbird Songs (2015)
Kings of America (2017)
Three Bullets (2019)
Omnibus
Awards
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R J Ellory recommends
Cut Adrift (2010)
(DI Jon Spicer, book 6)
Chris Simms
"A dark under-current of intrigue... I was drawn in relentlessly. Simms is at the forefront of new British crime fiction."
The Siren (2010)
(DC Gary Goodhew Mystery, book 2)
Alison Bruce
"You are pulled relentlessly in as Bruce racks up the tension. Menacing and insidious, this is a great novel."
The Golden Scales (2012)
(Makana Mystery, book 1)
Parker Bilal
"Bilal expertly delivers a wonderfully rich thriller, at once multi-layered and intriguing. His character, Makana, is a thoroughly self-assured and fascinating character, and it was a joy to have been so effortlessly engaged. A rare and special treat."
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