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Blood Lines was the most recently released book by Nelson DeMille, on October 10th, 2023.
Nelson DeMille Stats: The highest rated book by Nelson DeMille on Book Notification is The Talbot Odyssey, a Standalone novel. The second-highest rated book is Spencerville, a Standalone novel.
The most read book by Nelson DeMille on Book Notification is Plum Island, the first novel in the John Corey series. The second most read book is The Lion's Game (John Corey #2).
Below is a complete list of Nelson DeMille books in publication and chronological order, broken down by series. The most popular series by Nelson DeMille is the John Corey Series.
The MatchUp Collection is a series of short stories where famous authors team up their well-known characters, such as Temperance Brennan and Jack Reacher in the same story.
A collection of short stories and novellas centered around the theme of books. Each story combines elements of mystery, crime, and suspense with a focus on books, libraries, bookstores, or the world of literature, involving various authors contributing to this intriguing and literary-focused series.
Nelson DeMille (Nelson Richard DeMille) was born on August 23rd, 1943 and is currently 80 years old. Nelson DeMille was born in New York City, New York, USA. DeMille attended Hofstra University where he received a B.A. in Political Science and History.
Nelson DeMille (Nelson Richard DeMille) is probably best known for his Standalone Novels. There are currently 9 novels available. The first standalone was released in 1975 with the novel The Quest. The most recently released novel was The Cuban Affair which was released in 2017. There are no upcoming standalone novels by Nelson at this time.
Nelson DeMille has also written the John Corey series which has 9 books including Plum Island and The Lion's Game.
Nelson has made Japan's Kono Mystery ga Sugoi international list on three occasions. In 1989, Word of Honor was ranked #6. The Gold Coast made the list at #7 in 1993. The General's Daughter made 1995's list at #5.
The Maze was ranked as one of the Best Thrillers of 2022 by The Real Book Spy website listing it among the top 15 Action, Political, Military, and Spy Thrillers.
Nelson DeMille won the International Thriller Writers Award, Thrillermaster, in 2015.
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Nelson DeMille walks a fine line of making his John Corey character likable and funny, as he borders on a bit too much mouth for his own good, and is too full of himself at times.
The Lion’s Game has three big surprises close to the end which made this a true page turner. It’s over seven hundred pages and yet it is tough to put down. The first novel, called Plum Island was a good one too, worthy of rereading, but The Lion’s Game makes you want to check more of the books in the John Corey series out.
I feel like I read a book called ‘The General’s Daughter’ from a different author every year. Either all those novels are forgettable (because I can’t remember a thing about them), or my memory isn’t what it used to be. Then again, I read a lot of thrillers and police procedurals. The fact that most of them are starting to blur into one another isn’t surprising.
I vaguely remember The General’s Daughter with John Travolta. Even though it came out in the late 90s, I only watched it in the early 2010s. It did nothing for me. Nelson DeMille’s book is an entirely different monster. From the little I can recall, the movie did not capture DeMille’s humor.
I really enjoyed The Lion’Game. Was up late for three nights…couldn’t put it down.
I haven’t read a DeMille novel in a while and while there were aspects I enjoyed, it seemed too repetitive to me. Perhaps because of the father/son collaboration? Not sure but I found myself skipping sections just to move things along.
THE PANTHER – Let me start off by saying that Mr. DeMille is not a man of few words. This is a loooooooong read (625 pages), but well worth it. I got tennis elbow from just holding the book. Does DeMille get paid by the number of words when he writes a book? It’s annoying when you are deep into the book, and he still uses FULL names of individuals he’s mentioned hundreds of times. He does this in ALL his books. It gets old after a while.
First it was the book “The Lion”, now “The Panther”, what’s next “The Cougar”? Where John Corey goes after a middle-aged female terrorist that beds young jihadists?
This is a good read if you can get past its many pages and heft. As mentioned before about DeMille’s books, his humor is nearly endless. Corey is not politically correct, and I guess that is why I enjoy his quips so much. It takes a while to get to the meat (try at page 500) of the story but getting there is an interesting read as well. If you haven’t read any of Demille’s John Corey sagas, you are missing out on some good reading.
I had trouble following all the German locations and landmarks in the latest book, Blood Lines. It made it so at times I just wanted to put the book down and not finish reading it. Not one of his better books, in my opinion
I’ve had that issues with books before. Where you can tell the author is very familiar with an area, to the point that it’s like they assume the reader is familiar with it as well.
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