These collaborative authors are acknowledged ghost writers for story outlines provided by Patterson. Each have had a few that did not make number one, so remember that this is not a complete listing of their works. In addition to his own writing, Patterson's name has appeared on several books written in collaboration with other authors, such as Maxine Paetro and Andrew Gross. Here is the current listing of all of their books to reach number one in date order. 1 best sellers, but have also grossed more than $1 billion in sales. Patterson's last 16 novels have not only been No. James Patterson has been criticized by Stephen King, who called Patterson's books "dopey thrillers." Patterson shrugged off the comments, stating that he wants to be the "thrillingest Thriller writer of all time". Police Department and Federal Bureau of Investigation, now working as a Private psychologist and government consultant, are the most popular books among Patterson readers. The novels featuring his character, Alex Cross, a black forensic psychologist formerly of the Washington, D.C. Shortly after his success with Along Came a Spider he retired from the firm and devoted his time to writing. PickGoodBook presents complete collection of James Patterson books and movies based on his works in chronological order. The novel '1st to Die' has got fourteen screen versions. Nine of his novels have been turned into movies.
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Thompson in the early 1990s, Patterson came up with the slogan "Toys R Us Kid". Alex Cross is a crime, mystery, and thriller novel series written by James Patterson.The series focuses on Metropolitan Police Department detective and father Alex Cross as he faces threats to his family and the city of Washington, D.C.Supporting characters include two of Crosss children, Damon, and Janelle, as well as his grandmother Nana Mama. Currently James Patterson's filmography accounts for thirty-four adaptations. Patterson (born March 22, 1947) is an award-winning American author.
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