The Postcard Killer (with Liza Marklund).Daniel X: Demons & Druids (with Adam Sadler).Med Head, non-fiction (with Hal Friedman).Witch & Wizard (with Gabrielle Charbonnet).The Murder of King Tut non-fiction (with Martin Dugard).Alex Cross’s Trial (with Richard Dilallo).Daniel X: Watch the Skies (with Ned Rust).The 8th Confession (with Maxine Paetro).Run For Your Life (with Michael Ledwidge).Against Medical Advice, non-fiction (with Hal Friedman).The Dangerous Days of Daniel X (with Michael Ledwidge).Sundays at Tiffany’s (with Gabrielle Charbonnet).You’ve Been Warned (with Howard Roughan).Maximum Ride: Saving the World and Other Extreme Sports.Step on a Crack (with Michael Ledwidge).SantaKid (illustrated by Michael Garland).

Miracle on the 17th Green (with Peter de Jonge).

The Second American Revolution (non-fiction, with Peter Kim).

The Day America Told the Truth (non-fiction, with Peter Kim).

Black Market (also titled Black Friday).

The Jericho Commandment (also titled: See How They Run).

We will also group his titles by the Co-Authors in case you like books written by specific co-writers. Just below the master list you will find Alex Cross books in order as well as Patterson’s other series. This is a Full List of James Patterson books in order. Here now – James Patterson Books in chronological order. I will also share some thoughts down at the bottom on exactly how Patterson goes about publishing so many books (does he even write anymore?). Some James Patterson books have multiple titles depending on where they were published, you may even think you have two of his books when it is really the same. It can also be tricky just making sure that you have them all.

So we’ve put together a James Patterson Book List. It can be a little confusing trying to figure out the order to read them (although many of his stories are quite independent). He’s also written a few with co-authors like Andrew Gross. James Patterson has written a Lot of books, some good, some ehh and some that are truly remarkable.

James patterson books in order