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Lee Goldberg
[1962-] |
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Charlie Willis, an ex-cop turned studio
security agent, in Los Angeles, California: |
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My
Gun Has Bullets (1995) |
Beyond
the Beyond (1997)
APA: Dead
Space (2010) |
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Dr. Mark Sloan, the Chief of Internal Medicine
at Community General Hospital who consults with the LAPD, in Los Angeles,
California, in the Diagnosis Murder TV novelizations: |
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The
Silent Partner (2003)
The
Death Merchant (2004)
The
Shooting Script (2004)
The
Waking Nightmare (2005) |
The
Past Tense (2005)
The
Dead Letter (2006)
The
Double Life (2006)
The
Last Word (2007) |
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Adrian Monk, an obsessive-compulsive police detective, in San Francisco, California, based on the Monk TV show: |
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Mr.
Monk Goes to the Fire House (2006)
Mr.
Monk Goes to Hawaii (2006)
Mr.
Monk and the Blue Flu (2007)
Mr.
Monk and the Two Assistants (2007)
Mr.
Monk in Outer Space (2007)
Mr.
Monk Goes to Germany (2008)
Mr.
Monk Is Miserable (2008)
Mr.
Monk and the Dirty Cop (2009) |
Mr.
Monk in Trouble (2009)
Mr.
Monk Is Cleaned Out (2010)
Mr.
Monk on the Road (2011)
Mr.
Monk on the Couch (2011)
Mr.
Monk on Patrol (2012)
Mr.
Monk Is a Mess (2012)
Mr. Monk Gets Even (2012)
Series continued by Hy Conrad
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Ian Ludlow, a bestselling writer recruited by the CIA to imagine terrorism scenarios, based in Seattle, Washington: |
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True Fiction (2018)
Killer Thriller (2019) |
Fake Truth (2020) |
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Eve Ronin, a sheriff’s deputy in Los Angeles County, California: |
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Lost Hills (2020)
Bone Canyon (2021)
Gated Prey (2021) |
Movieland (2022)
Dream Town (2024) |
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Walter Sharpe, an arson investigator, and Andrew Walker, a former US Marshal, relentlessly pursuing wildfire arsonists, in Los Angeles, California, in the Sharpe & Walker series: |
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Malibu Burning (2023) |
Ashes Never Lie (2024) |
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Non-series: |
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The
Walk (2004)
The
Man with the Iron-On Badge (2005)
Three
Ways To Die (2010) [SS] |
King
City (2012)
McGrave (2012)
Fast Track (2013) [ebook only]
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Writing as Ian Ludlow, joint pseudonym
with Lewis Perdue
Brett Macklin, aka Mr. Jury, aka the .357 Vigilante in Los Angeles, California: |
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.357:
Vigilante (1985)
APA: Judgment2 (2009)
[ebook]
Make
Them Pay (1985)
APA: Adjourned2 (2009)
[ebook] |
White
Wash (1985)
APA: Payback2 (2009)
[ebook]
Killstorm (unpublished)
APA: Guilty2 (2009)
[ebook] |
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