Andrew Klavan
(1954 - )aka Keith Peterson, Margaret Tracy
Andrew Klavan was born in New York City. Before becoming a full-time writer he worked as a newspaper reporter and radio news writer and editor. He lives in London with his wife and children.
Series
Homelander
1. The Last Thing I Remember (2009)
2. The Long Way Home (2010)
3. The Truth of the Matter (2010)
4. The Final Hour (2011)
The Homelanders (omnibus) (2012)
1. The Last Thing I Remember (2009)
2. The Long Way Home (2010)
3. The Truth of the Matter (2010)
4. The Final Hour (2011)
The Homelanders (omnibus) (2012)
MindWar Trilogy
1. MindWar (2014)
2. Hostage Run (2015)
3. Game Over (2016)
The MindWar Trilogy (omnibus) (2016)
1. MindWar (2014)
2. Hostage Run (2015)
3. Game Over (2016)
The MindWar Trilogy (omnibus) (2016)
Novels
Face of the Earth (1980)
Agnes Mallory (1985)
Darling Clementine (1988)
Son of Man (1988)
Don't Say a Word (1991)
The Animal Hour (1992)
Corruption (1993)
Suicide (1995)
True Crime (1995)
The Uncanny (1998)
Hunting Down Amanda (1999)
Man and Wife (2001)
Empire of Lies (2008)
The Identity Man (2010)
Crazy Dangerous (2012)
If We Survive (2012)
A Killer in the Wind (2013)
Nightmare City (2013)
Werewolf Cop (2015)
Agnes Mallory (1985)
Darling Clementine (1988)
Son of Man (1988)
Don't Say a Word (1991)
The Animal Hour (1992)
Corruption (1993)
Suicide (1995)
True Crime (1995)
The Uncanny (1998)
Hunting Down Amanda (1999)
Man and Wife (2001)
Empire of Lies (2008)
The Identity Man (2010)
Crazy Dangerous (2012)
If We Survive (2012)
A Killer in the Wind (2013)
Nightmare City (2013)
Werewolf Cop (2015)
Omnibus
Collections
Non fiction
Anthologies containing stories by Andrew Klavan
Short stories
| A Fear of Dead Things (1994) |
Awards
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Andrew Klavan recommends
Winter's End (2003) (Alex Rourke, book 1) John Rickards "A powerful and assured debut. It kept me turning the pages and guessing all the way. " | Swann Dives In (2012) (Swann, book 2) Charles Salzberg "Swann is a very cool take on the classic PI." | True Allegiance (2016) Ben Shapiro "A gutsy and gut-wrenching vision of an America coming apart at the seams…. It's a scary story and just a little too real for comfort." |
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