James Patterson – A Unique Author

Author of the hugely popular “The Woman Murder Club” series, James B. Patterson is already a popular name among book lovers. This award-winning American author doesn’t need a special mention. His works are self-explanatory.

James Patterson began his career as the president of an advertising company. His creativity can be felt in his famous catchphrase “Toys R Us Kid” and he had a huge hit with “Along Came A Spider”. After that, he spent almost his entire life writing exciting novels and unique masterpieces and kept offering his services to deliver better novels and thrillers. In his long legacy as a writer he produced nearly 20 novels, most of which were bestsellers. In 2006, in North America alone, James Patterson sold more than 12 million books and more than 120 million copies worldwide.

His writings are truly one of a kind, full of suspense, excitement, and excitement. His novels starring African-American forensic private psychologist Alex Cross, who previously worked with the Washington, DC Police Department and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, have captivated the minds of thousands of readers. This is his latest work “The Lake House” that has created waves among readers as a sequel to the 1998 bestseller “When the Wind Blows.”

The works of James Patterson are highly recognized by readers. In his literary career he also won many awards and medals, including the International Thriller of the Year Award, the Edgar Award, and the BCA Mystery Guild Thriller of the Year Award. Because of his high sensitivity and brilliance, James Patterson had rightly been dubbed “the man who can’t miss” by Time magazine. The amazing fact about James Patterson is that he was the first author whose works have simultaneously built their niche as a New York Times best-seller for adults and children. Not only that two of his books have made NovelTracker’s top ten list.

James Patterson is also popular for co-authoring with authors like Maxine Paetro and Andrew Gross. Not just print books, most crime novels and nonfiction bestsellers, including “Freakonomics,” are also found in audio versions. Some of his popular works include “Kiss the Girls”, “Jack & Jill”, “Cat and Mouse”, “Cross”, The Thomas Berryman Number and the “Maximum Ride” series.