Mark Sullivan, Author . Akashic $13.95 (196p) ISBN 978-1-888451-04-7
The literary equivalent of a B-movie, this first novel is long on gross-out humor and short on plot and credible characters. Jonah Hart is a normal 15-year-old—except that everywhere he goes, he sees legions of ghosts. Most menacing is a dead...
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Dan Rather, Editor, Mark Sullivan, Author Scribner Book Company $40 (731p) ISBN 978-0-684-81573-2
Sullivan, a muckraking journalist, confidant of Theodore Roosevelt and Henry Ford and a self-styled Progressive Republican, wrote a bestselling popular history of the United States covering the years 1900 to 1925 and published in six volumes between
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James Patterson and Mark Sullivan, read by Paul Panting. Hachette Audio, unabridged, eight CDs, 9.5 hrs., $34.98 ISBN 978-1-61113-491-9
In Patterson and Sullivan’s thriller, a madman commits a series of gruesome acts to stop the 2012 Olympic Games in London. Working to thwart him are Peter Knight, a troubleshooter for Private—”the world’s most renowned investigation firm”—and...
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Marc Sullivan. Minotaur, $24.99 (384p) ISBN 978-0-312-37851-6
This series opener from Sullivan (Triple Cross), a loud, brawny festival of action, introduces Robin Monarch, a modern-day Robin Hood who grew up in a poor neighborhood of Buenos Aires, Argentina, and uses his CIA training to foil evil international
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Mark Sullivan. Minotaur, $25.99 (336p) ISBN 978-1-250-05231-5
Early in Sullivan’s exciting third Robin Monarch novel (after 2013’s Outlaw), the latter-day Robin Hood burgles the Greenwich, Conn., mansion of billionaire Beau Arsenault during a Christmas party. Once Arsenault identifies the escaped thief, the...
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Mark Sullivan. Minotaur, $25.99 (320p) ISBN 978-1-250-02361-2
Sullivan skillfully handles familiar plot elements and characters in his exciting second Robin Monarch novel (after 2012’s Rogue). While the U.S. secretary of state, Agnes Lawton, is secretly negotiating with the foreign ministers of China and India
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James Patterson and Mark Sullivan. Little, Brown, $27.99 (448p) ISBN 978-0-316-21117-8
The brave efforts of the heroes alternate with the sadistic musings of the bad guy in Patterson's formulaic fifth thriller centered on the global investigations firm known as Private (after 2012's Private London), this one written with Sullivan (Rogu
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Mark Sullivan. Lake Union, $14.95 trade paper (562p) ISBN 978-1-5039-4337-7
Edgar-finalist Sullivan (Triple Cross) lays on history with a trowel in this overstuffed tale of derring-do set in Italy during WWII. In 1943, 17-year-old Pino Lella’s parents send him to the mountains to escape the bombardment of Milan. When he...
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