David Baldacci Books In Order – Complete List
David Baldacci is a New York Times bestselling author of crime thrillers in series and standalone novels known for his fast-paced, page-turning plots, and complex, life-like characters.
Here is the list of David Baldacci books in order of publication for his book series, standalone novels, novellas, short stories, anthologies, and nonfiction books.
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Sean King Michelle Maxwell Books in Publication Order
- Split Second, 2003
- Hour Game, 2004
- Simple Genius, 2007
- First Family, 2009
- The Sixth Man, 2011
- King and Maxwell, 2013
Camel Club Books in Publication Order
- The Camel Club, 2005
- The Collectors, 2006
- Stone Cold, 2007
- Divine Justice, 2008
- Hell’s Corner, 2010
- Bullseye, 2014 (novella)
Shaw Books in Publication Order
- The Whole Truth, 2008
- Deliver Us From Evil, 2010
John Puller Books in Publication Order
- Zero Day, 2011
- The Forgotten, 2012
- The Escape, 2014
- No Man’s Land, 2016
- Daylight, 2020
Will Robie Books in Publication Order
- The Innocent, 2012
- The Hit, 2013
- Bullseye, 2014 (novella)
- The Target, 2014
- The Guilty, 2015
- End Game, 2017
Amos Decker Books in Publication Order
Walk the Wire has prominent characters from the Will Robie series, thus it’s recommended to read this book after End Game.
- Memory Man, 2015
- The Last Mile, 2016
- The Fix, 2017
- The Fallen, 2018
- Redemption, 2019
- Walk the Wire, 2020
- Long Shadows, 2022
Atlee Pine Books in Publication Order
- Long Road to Mercy, 2018
- A Minute to Midnight, 2019
- Daylight, 2020
- Mercy, 2021
Vega Jane Books in Publication Order
- The Finisher (aka Vega Jane and the Secrets of Sorcery), 2014
- The Keeper (aka Vega Jane and the Maze of Monsters), 2015
- The Width of the World (aka Vega Jane and the Rebels’ Revolt), 2017
- The Stars Below (aka Vega Jane and the End of Time), 2019
Aloysius Archer Books in Publication Order
- One Good Deed, 2019
- A Gambling Man, 2021
- Dream Town, 2022
The 6:20 Man Books in Publication Order
aka the Travis Devine Books
- The 6:20 Man, 2022
- The Edge, 2023
- To Die For, 2024
Freddy and the French Fries Books in Publication Order
- Fries Alive!, 2005
- The Mystery of Silas Finklebean, 2006
Novellas and Short Stories in Order of Publication
- No Time Left, 2012
- Bullseye, 2014 (novella)
- The Final Play, 2021 (formerly published as The Mighty Johns)
Standalone Novels in Order of Publication
- Absolute Power, 1996
- Total Control, 1997
- The Winner, 1998
- The Simple Truth, 1999
- Saving Faith, 2000
- Wish You Well, 2001
- Last Man Standing, 2001
- The Christmas Train, 2001
- True Blue, 2009
- One Summer, 2011
- No Rest For the Dead, 2011 (with Jeff Abbott, Sandra Brown, Thomas H Cook, Jeff Lindsay, Diana Gabaldon, Tess Gerritsen, Andrew F Gulli, Lamia Gulli, Peter James, J A Jance, Faye Kellerman, Raymond Khoury, John Lescroart, Gayle Lynds, Alexander McCall Smith, Phillip Margolin, Michael Palmer, T Jefferson Parker, Matthew Pearl, Kathy Reichs, Marcus Sakey, Jonathan Santlofer, Lisa Scottoline, R L Stine, and Marcia Talley)
- Simply Lies, 2023
- A Calamity of Souls, 2024
- Strangers in Time, 2025
Series The Author Contributed To
39 Clues: Cahills vs. Vespers Books
- Day of Doom, 2013
Short Story Collections and Anthologies in Order of Publication
- In Good Company, 2001
- Their World is Law, 2002
- The Mighty Johns, 2002
- FaceOff, 2014
- Suspense Magazine June 2014, 2014
Non-Fiction Books
- Origins of Wish You Well, 2000
David Baldacci Biography
Bestselling author David Baldacci was born in Richmond, Virginia in 1960. He grew up in a family of readers, which shaped his future direction in life. His mother was a librarian, and his father was a book collector. This way, he spent numerous hours at the local library, reading whatever he could from authors like Sherlock Holmes, Agatha Christie, and other classic crime mystery writers.
After he finished high school at Henrico High School, he wrote several shorter stories. However, he could not make a living from these, so he decided to continue his studies. Thus, he went to college, where he studied political science at Virginia Commonwealth University and law at the University of Virginia.
After graduation, he became a lawyer, working in Washington D.C. for several years. Still, he could not forget his passion for writing, so during this time, he spent his evenings and weekends writing stories. Eventually, he published his first book, Absolute Power, in 1966. After the book became a bestseller, it was adapted into a movie with Clint Eastwood and Gene Hackman.
Since then, the author wrote numerous novels, many of which became international bestsellers. David Baldacci’s books touch different genres, such as crime thrillers, spy novels, legal mysteries, historical fiction, and young adult novels. Some of David Baldacci’s most popular series feature Secret Service agents turned private investigators King and Maxwell, extraordinary detective Amos Decker, government assassin Will Robie, FBI Agent Atlee Pine, and military investigator John Puller.
So far, the author has written well over 60 books, including three children’s books, novellas, shorter stories, and a non-fiction book. Among these, there are currently around 50 novels for adults. His novels have sold over 150 million copies around the world, and they have been translated into some 40 languages.
In addition, he is a philanthropist who uses his fame as an author to give back to the community. For example, he founded the Wish You Well Foundation with his wife. This is a foundation that supports literacy in underprivileged communities. he has also been a board member of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, and he can be seen speaking on various platforms to advocate for various humane causes.
Over the years, he has received several awards and nominations for David Baldacci’s books, including the International Thriller Writers’ ThrillerMaster Award and the Library of Virginia’s Lifetime Achievement Award in Fiction. In 2024 he was selected as the 2024 PEN/Faulkner Literary Champion, which “recognizes a lifetime of devoted literary advocacy and a commitment to inspiring new generations of readers and writers.”
The author’s latest thriller is A Calamity of Souls, published in 2024.
What Are the Top 10 David Baldacci Books?
Having read all the David Baldacci novels both in series and standalones, and after researching forums, groups, and various online lists, here are some of the best David Baldacci books voted by readers alike. The lists is regardless of which series the book is in.
If you haven’t read any Baldacci book yet, these are some of the best you can add to your list to get started with.
- The Innocent – When Robbie, one of the best American hitmen, is assigned a new kill target, he feels something is fishy and doesn’t take the shot. Thus, he becomes a target for others himself.
- Absolute Power – In the author’s very first book, when a professional cat burglar witnesses a murder that involves the president, he comes across an incriminating evidence that makes him the target of a clandestine manhunt by top government officials.
- The Camel Club – The group of 4 members is dedicated to studying conspiracy theories surrounding current events in order to figure out the truth. While doing so, they witness a murder that gets them mixed up in a wider conspiracy.
- The Winner – LuAnn Tyler, a beautiful but poor mother is offered a $100 million lottery jackpot. She takes it because she needs to take care of her daughter. But with it comes the bad part. She has to leave the country forever using a new identity.
- Total Control – Sidney Archer is living the dream life until her husband’s plane crashes in Virginia and he disappears. Now she has to uncover the mystery behind the crash. Was it an accident or something else more sinister is going on?
- Split Second – When Secret Service Agent Michelle Maxwell loses the presidential candidate she has to protect, she thinks she made a big mistake. But sean King has a different idea, given his own former “mistake.” What if both “mistakess” are related to a deeper conspiracy?
- Memory Man – Amos Decker is a former pro athelete turned police detective who not only gets into an accident that leaves him with a perfect memory but also comes across the brutal murder of his family. As an extraordinary detective, using his new ability, he leaves no stone unturned until he uncovers the truth behind it all.
- A Minute to Midnight – When FBI agent Atlee Pine goes back home with her assistant, Carol Blum, to investigate the earlier kidnapping of her sister, Mercy, she meets a serial killer who has a fondness for ritual killings. The book is a sequel to Long Road to Mercy.
- The Simple Truth – Rufus Harms, a convict in prison, receives a letter from the army which proves he was actually innocent. Now he is appealing to the Supreme Court, but when his lawyer is murdered, he escapes with his brother’s help. Now on the run, he has to prove his innocence while uncovering a deeper conspiracy.
David Baldacci Awards and Nominations
- won the International Thriller Writers first ever Silver Bullet Award in 2008
- received the Literary Lifetime Achievement Award from the Library of Virginia in 2017
- received the Honorary Platinum Bestseller Award / Specsavers Nielsen Bestseller Award in 2018
- named as the 2024 PEN/Faulkner Literary Champion
David Baldacci’s Book Adaptations
Over the years, several David Baldacci novels have been adapted into same-titled movies and TV series. In addition, he has also produced original TV series.
- Absolute Power – a 1997 movie starring Clint Eastwood, Gene Hackman, and Ed Harris. It is based on Baldacci’s first book.
- King and Maxwell – a 2013 TV series with Jon Tenney, Ryan Hurst, and Rebecca Romijn. The 10 episode series aired for one season between June 10 and August 12
- Wish You Well – a 2013 film with Mackenzie Foy, Josh Lucas, and Ellen Burstyn
- The Christmas Train – a 2017 film with Dermot Mulroney, Kimberly Williams-Paisley, Danny Glover, and Joan Cusack
- One Summer – a 2021 TV film with Sam Page, Sarah Drew, and Amanda Schull
- Gray – a 2023 original TV series with Patricia Clarkson, Rupert Everett, and Wendy Crewson. All 8 episodes of first season aired on September 22
I wasn’t happen the way Absolute power’s ended, cuz, I love Client Eastwood, and he died In the book , but I love all your books , I’ve read them several times over the years. Thanx again.
David Baldacci’s books are solid if you’re into thrillers with a lot of twists and turns. His series, like Amos Decker or Will Robie, are good for getting into a longer story, but the standalone novels are nice if you want something you can finish quickly.
I am an avid David Baldacci fan. Just finished Simply Lies I have all his books ???? except the Children’s books. Can’t wait for the next one to come out. Have started reading them. Just finished End Games last night. I Love how he does short chapters cause you keep saying one more one more LOL. THANK YOU GOD FOR YOUR CHILD DAVID BALDACCI AND HIS WONDERFUL GIFT.
I am a British mystery reader for the most part. Have read many many of them Found this book called the Camel Club by a writer David Baldacci – never heard of him before. Could not put the book down! So am off to read that series now. Then off to read more of David’s books. I have many of his to read which makes me happy. He just captures you from the Git Go. Exciting to find a wonderful new author to read….
I have read over 30 of the great mans books and enjoyed reading them. Don’t know what I will read when i have read them all
I’ve read every Baldacci book and cannot wait for next one. It is like therapy during covid. I read the first one, True Blue, many moons ago while on safari in Namibia. A guest left the book in a camp that we stayed in. What good luck! Here in South Africa every new book is a best-seller.
Thank you for this complete list. I have read nearly all of David Baldacci’s books. In 2019, while visiting my children in England, we were lucky to attend an author luncheon with him. He was a good speaker, as well as a writer.
Should the series books be read in publication order? I’m in the middle of the Memory Man series now (the Fallen) and the Camel Club series came in the mail today. I’m interested in the John Puller series so should I read that series after the camel club series but before the Will Robie series based on publication dates?
I just found this site and LOVE IT— thank you! I, like you, first read Absolute Power. But I read it only a few months ago. I’m now 6-7 books further into Baldacci, but nothing quite reaches the level of AP for me. If you have any suggestions that are similar or as amazing as that one was, let me know! Otherwise I’ll just keep plugging through every standalone book and every series — loving every minute of it. And I’ve now bookmarked your page, thanks again!
True Blue leaves you wishing that Mace will somehow get back on the force and Roy will be right by her side the whole way, but there should be a book about it. Why has the story been left hanging for so long? The book was excellently written, and there is ample material left unresolved that practically demands a sequel. I don’t want more books about characters that have already been a part of several books so far. I want a True Blue sequel up next. (Blue Line? Shades of Blue? Fade to Blue?)
Please, please let’s see a return of Mace Perry!
I love his books the Amos Decker series is my favorite so far. Can’t wait for the new one.
Are you finished with JohnPuller. Will Robbie. King and Maxwell…..
I have read everything he has written except the kids books. The books are great and can be read by pretty much anyone. I have really enjoyed the Amos Decker series.
I agree. Especially Baldacci’s Will Robbie series is a must-read! Once you start, you won’t be able to stop.
Am a big fan first started reading the will Robbie series then got into the respective john puller an Amos decker series an I could not put them down really addictive page turner just really great books
Absolute Power was the best, it grabbed you and held on to the very end. You can’t help but wait anxiously for his next book, and the best part is that his books are all different, there’s no monotony and lots of surprises!
Keep up the good work David, we love your books.
As with many others my first Baldacci book was “Absolute Power”, a really great read, I couldn’t put it down. I spent every spare minute reading it and have been hooked ever since.
Keep on writing David, we love your books!
I have read all of David’s books up to Memory Man, which I thought was the best book written by him, and will read the rest. The Escape was long awaited and overdue, was also a great book. There has NOT been a book by David that has not held my interest from beginning to end. Thank You David Baldacci and keep up the good work.
Thank you for this info on David Baldacci!
Thank you so very much. This has been extremely helpful.
I have read 17 of Mr. Baldacci’s books. I loved each and every one. I’m starting on Simple Genius and look forward to my time reading. I do agree that if possible to read them in order. I just finished No Man’s Land in the John Puller series. This was a great book, well worth your time.
Could you write another book on the shaw series, I just feel the story still needs completion. I am still on edge wanting to read the next book and maybe final, but I realise that’s all there is. ????
HOW IS SOMEONE WITH NO E READER OR PC SUPPOSED TO READ BULLSEYE??? WE ASSUMED THIS WAS A FUN STORY TO WRAP UP THE CAMEL CLUB SERIES THAT MY 89 YEAR FATHER HAS BEEN READING?? ALSO IS HELL’S CORNER THE FINAL STORY IN THAT SERIES OR NOT ?
Bullseye is also a bonus in the 2014 paperback reissue of THE CHRISTMAS TRAIN. So if you can get hold of that reissue edition, it will be included. So far Hell’s Corner is the last book written in the series, yes.
Perhaps David should collaborate with James Patterson on a book, it would surely be a smash hit and almost certain a film!
I have read all of his books and wait eagerly for the next. I have kept all of his books as feel one day will read them again. You are in front of us in the US. If I had to say what I liked the most I suppose I would say the King and Maxwell series.
This guy’s books are just!! Phenomenal!!! Just can’t Lt go of the book…..I read one of his books 15 days ago and now I’m reading his 20th book!! And yes go in a sequence my suggestion…..! Wonder which will be his nxt book….
Have read several and enjoyed every one. Would love to see a sequel to Last Man Standing.
Yes please, I would love a sequel to Last Man Standing.
I have just read True Blue and I am looking for a sequel. Mace perry is one of the liveliest characters I ever found. It is compleletly interesting the possiblity that she discivers who framed her in prison; and also whether jason urns will come soon to do damage with a new USA admnistration.
Totally hooked on David’s books at present.
Camel club…tick
A Shaw …tick
Now to sort out what I’ve read as paperbacks, so I can download more to my Kindle …hence the visit to this sight.
Thanks heaps for listing!
I have read almost all of the David Baldacci books save the last Amos Decker book, Looking forward to reading it also. Right now I’m reading “One Summer”.
Please write a sequel to true blue. Mace Perry is a great character
Oh yes I would love a sequel to true blue, it feels so incomplete now, don´t leave it like this, please!!!
Love all David,s books Can’t get enough of them. I love Camel Club and King &Maxwell and Robie’s to the extent I have read all at least twice and some three times . So anxious for more. Have breast cancer and love how the books take me away. I am 71. Please hurry David!!!
Thank you! I read Memory Man and was hooked. Readying True Blue now and I have decided to read everything he has written! Ha! This list is EXACTLY what I need to help with my mission! Good work!
Is there a sequel to last man standing? Does anyone know?
Thank you so very,very much, really appreciated!!!!!!!!!!
Read all his adult books. Always have the publication date of the next one in my diary and the excitement builds as the day nears.
I want more Mace Perry!!!!!!!
Just finished Last Man Standing…I would like of Web London. Where has he gone, what is he doing, what happened when he met his father… What was the reunion like between father and son.
I am enjoying all the books about to start King and Maxwell
Just want to say thank you, and appreciate your writing.
I have read nearly every book in all the series David Baldacci has written as well as all the stand alone books. The Christmas Train I had put off until finding myself in a cabin in a rainstorm. Would definitely recommend it for those who haven’t read it. Also, I take audible books with me when walking. Can’t say enough good about Ron McLarty and Orlagh Cassidy who reads the Puller and Robie series
I read The Christmas Train and loved it as well!!! I had a huge smile on my face when it was over!! Great book…. if you haven’t read this stand alone book, folks…. pick it up!!! It is a great read!!
I just finished “True Blue”……I want a sequel — is Mace finally back on the force?? Has Mona been placed behind bars? Has a doctor been successful in helping Ty speak? Is Razor ceo of a fantastic company? And what about Roy???? Is he sharing his life with Mace??? So many questions – NO ANSWERS until a another exciting chapter..make that chapters comes from the great mind of mystery. WE NEED ANSWERS!!!! DON’T LEAVE ME HANGING!!!!! Such a great adventure…..missing the characters already! Thank you for your never ending strive for the best!
Me too! We need a sequel to this great book and fab characters!!!!!
I have read most of his books except for the ones that stand alone. Great writer keeps you interested in the whole book. Unlike some books you pick up you think there going to be interesting but after a few chapters your so bored with it you never finish reading it.
I loved Zero Day. It was fast paced and kept me reading. I finally had to put it away and get some sleep.When I woke up at 5 a.m. was back at it again. Just could not wait to find out what John Puller and the local law would find out. What amazing writing; finished the book today got it yesterday. Now I will read The Winner, hope it turns out to be another great book.
I HAVE READ ALL OF HIS BOOKS EXCEPT THE CHRISTMAS STORY WHICH I UNDERSTAND HE DID NOT WRITE.
I LOVE ALL OF HIS BOOKS. I CAN’T WAIT FOR THE NEWEST EDIITON TO COME OUT.
HOW BRILLIANT CAN ONE PERSON BE????
MY FAVORITE BOOK EVER?: THE WINNER. #2 WAS ABSOLUTE POWER. BUT THERE WERE SOME OTHERS THAT I COULD NOT RESIST. THANK YOU, GOD FOR DAVID BALDACCI!
I TELL EVERYONE YOU ARE THE VERY BEST AUTHOR. I NEED A SIGNED COPY OF YOUR BOOK!
Just finished Memory Man. One of only a few books that I could hardly put down. Awaiting the next Amos.
I am 80, retired, avid reader, Baldacci a favorite!!!
Cannot find the first Shaw book where he meets Katie James because she followed him to a church where he meets his contact for weapons and it goes bad and he saves her and from there the story goes on. He even helps her with her drinking problem. But I have not been able to find the name of the title anywhere. Can anyone please help me out here?
Also, the next Jack Reacher shoud be Timothy Olyphant…….much TALLER.
I have all of Baldacci’s books, have read them in order of their printing not in character order still wonderful reads, ..it is just like re- visiting an old friends………….love them.
This is perfect. I adore David Baldacci’s books but haven’t read any in the correct order, not that it’s spoiled my enjoyment in anyway. Hell’s Corner was the first one I read, having heard him talking about it on the radio and I’ve been a huge fan ever since. I have so many titles on my shelves still waiting to be read…
I have just finished True Blue and wonder if there is a sequel? Thoroughly enjoyed the book. We are big fans of David BAldacci and have read most of his books.
I too have read all except Jane Vega series. I do though recommend reading the Camel Club in order as the characters get added in the series.
It would be great to see a Mace Perry sequel but I wonder how it would work, I’m sure that David would be able to make it something to look forward to reading, a True Blue author that he is.
I live in Oz and have collected your books over the last few years. Now reading them in order and enjoying the adventures of the CMel Club (are there more to come) and Sean and Maxwell. Just missing a couple from the other series and looking forward to getting them here.thank you for providing such wonderful stories for me to read.
Mr. Baldacci – I have read ALL of your political thrillers. (am just waiting for the Escape to come out in paperback. My hands are arthritic and I can no longer hold hard covered books in my hands & I am loathe to read novels on a computer). You have ruined me for any other author. Can you tell me if you are planning to write any more about all of my heroes – King & Maxwell, Robie & Reel, John Puller (after the Escape), Oliver Stone & Web London? Can you tell me if you like classical music? My husband is a classical composer and has written exquisite, melodic, contemporary classical music. I would love to send you a CD as my gift to you, to give you as much listening pleasure as you have given me reading pleasure. Eileen Cohn
Hi I am desperately looking for a book written by David Baldacci. Where an empty suv car is found with a baby inside it but the mother has gone no trace of her. Please could you just tell me the name of the book
Elizabeth Formosa
I have read every book by Baldacci that I could get my hands on. I understand that he has a new book out (and I have forgotten the name) and am trying to find it. Hope you can help me!
I read Baldacci’s first novel, Absolute Power many years ago. I was hooked. I have read all his books. I was a little surprised reading The Finisher.
I am looking for a hard copy of “Absolute Power”. I have paper back would like hard back copy. I finally found copies of all his books, now trying to find hardback copies. Going to start with the first one. I have about 10 paper backs.
Thank You,
Barbara Taylor
Look in Goodwill stores
Thanks for taking the time to put the list together. I, too, am a big David Baldacci fan and buy his books as soon as they appear in the bookstore.
In the past few weeks I have read the Sean King and Michelle Maxwell series again and I must say I enjoyed them even more having read them sequentially and without a big gap between each book! Would love another in the King and Maxwell series, especially now that Edgar is on the team. Will Michelle ever be able to clean out her truck???
Now to read the Camel Club series again, then the Will Robie series….
I thoroughly enjoy books by David Baldacci, and have only begun reading them within the last six months.In that amount of time, I’ve read his Will Robie series (minus ‘Bullseye’ and the Camel Club and John Puller series (minus ‘The Escape’. The amazing thing I’ve discovered is ….I’ve basically read them ‘out of succession’..but have nonetheless discovered the undeniable continuity throughout! His storytelling ability keeps me wanting MORE…!
I have really enjoyed the Camel Club series. All the characters are so believable. I have never been disappointed in reading your books. Thank you.
Love all David Baldacci books especially the camel club series.
Wish I had found this site before I started reading.
I have read 12 of the books, mostly in order but not always.
Now I know what to do to finish off reading the rest in order
Just wondering if there was sequel to True Blue, with Mace Perry> If not why?
As far as I know, True Blood is still a standalone novel, there is no sequel to it (sadly).
Absolute Power was hands-down one of the best books I’ve ever read. I read it when it first came out and I started following David Baldacci almost immediately after reading it. When the trailer to the movie showed at the theatre, I yelped out loud I was so excited! I’ve re-read the book several times and I’ve seen the movie almost as much. Anyway, I digress. My second Fav by Mr. Baldacci is “True Blue” and I’ve been waiting rather impatiently for the sequel. I periodically check to see if there is any news on a sequel, and sadly nothing yet! If you have a direct line with Mr. Baldacci, maybe you could put in a “strong” and “very suggestive” word to him that a sequel is very much desired by his reading public. Especially now when America’s True Blue are being systematically targeted across this country with hatred and death threats from extremist groups. It’s always a good thing to put out books, fiction or otherwise, that celebrate what is the greatest police force in the world.
David Badacci True Blue needs a sequel badly . Can’t accept Mace is out of the blue , and that Roy and Mace are left off , without a definite conclusion . Please !!!! I read 20 books a month and I need mor input . Liane Boyce
Amen sister! I totally agree.
AGREED !!!!
My first book is “The Sixth Man”, and I want to read more of Sean’s and Michelle’s exciting thrillers! It’s a story filled with “who done it” and twists in each chapter and the end is a total shock to the reader as well as the two sleuths.
Needless to say, I’ve looked up the series, to follow their exploits from the beginning. “Absolute Power” is next on my list.
Thanks for providing the lists, and thanks for the great read!!!!!
Ruby Gentek
In the last 5 years, since I retired, I’ve read 21 of his 27 books. I love them, and usually will devote a whole day to starting and finishing one because I just can’t lay them down. I wish he would do a new one on alzheimers and the scams that can be foisted on folks with this terrible affliction.
Thanks for the list. have read five of your books, all of them a good read. Would like some more of the John Puller.
I began my Baldacci Experience with the Will Robie series. Just finished The Target. Hope book #4 is in the works! And a big Thank You! for putting this list together!
The Target is book # 4. Book 3 of the Will Robie series
also written in 2014 is Bulleye
Loved the Will Robie series waiting on the 4th installment, I hope…..
When can your dedicated readers expect more “Will Robie” novels? The Camel Club series captivated my attention. Will you add a sequel? For anyone just starting to read your novels, I highly recommend “Wish You Well.” Beautifully written.
Please write more John Puller books. Really enjoyed the ones I read.
Thanks for taking time to list baldacci’s books in order.
I have read all of his books but I frequently recommend him to less voracious readers and I always struggle to remember the order of each series.
Have a blessed day!
I read “The Forgotten” and really enjoyed it. I am looking forward to reading more of his books. I will now know what order to read them in. Thank you for taking the time to compile this list
Thanks a million. Just what I was looking for. Haven’t read even one of the books yet, but now I know where I’m going to start..!
Ive read about 15 of davids book can’t get enough best books ive ever read big big fan.