| Robert CraisAlso known as: CRAIS ROBERT, Robert Crias | 7,684 | 109 |  (3.78) | 0 | 0 |
- The Watchman 627 copies, 16 reviews
- L.A. Requiem 622 copies, 4 reviews
- The Last Detective 588 copies, 5 reviews
- The Forgotten Man 586 copies, 8 reviews
- The Monkey's Raincoat 584 copies, 13 reviews
- Demolition Angel 561 copies, 7 reviews
- The Two Minute Rule 537 copies, 11 reviews
- Indigo Slam 476 copies, 4 reviews
- Sunset Express 461 copies, 3 reviews
- Hostage 447 copies, 7 reviews
- Stalking the Angel 437 copies, 6 reviews
- Voodoo River 425 copies, 3 reviews
- Free Fall 414 copies, 5 reviews
- Lullaby Town 411 copies, 6 reviews
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Robert Crais has 11 past events. (show) We are very excited to host Robert Crais - one of the most popular and sought-after Southern California authors - here at Latitude 33 Bookshop! Crais is a native of Louisiana, growing up on the banks of the Mississippi River in a blue collar family of oil refinery workers and police officers. He purchased ... (more)"New York Times best-seller Robert Crais will sign & discuss his new Elvis Cole thriller, Chasing Darkness (Simon & Schuster; $25.95). After the fabulous success of The Watchman, Crais comes roaring back with another in his Elvis Cole series. Elvis was a hero when he cleared an innocent ... (more)The author reads from and signs his new Elvis Cole mystery. 202-785-1133.
Robert Crais.; Mark Lawson.
New York Times bestselling author of The Two-Minute Rule and Watchman returns with his most popular character, Elvis Cole. With his new book, Chasing Darkness, readers find that while Elvis was a hero when he cleared an innocent man of a murder charge, a big question has arisen. Three years later, who ... (more)Interested: beauvallet Added by bookjones. Fan favorites Elvis Cole and Joe Pike are back in the latest thriller by Robert Crais. Hired by a defense attorney, Elvis's discovery of a videotape helped clear an innocent man of murder and made Elvis a hero. But now that "innocent man" is found dead holding photos of the murder victim and Elvis finds ... (more)Who better to kick off Mystery Month at Stacey’s than customer favorite Robert Crais? In his new novel featuring Elvis Cole, a man cleared of murder charges years earlier is found dead,az and Elvis becomes the primary suspect. According to Publishers’ Weekely, “The story opens with a bang and never ... (more)Robert Crais - Chasing Darkness - Monday, July 7 at 7:30pmPlease check back soon for more event information.
Ladies and gentlemen, Elvis has returned to the role of protagonist! Elvis Cole, that is, in the new thriller from Robert Crais, Chasing Darkness. This time Elvis is questioning his own possible accountability in working to free an accused murderer three years ago, when the man's body is found -- an ... (more)Elvis Cole is back! Bestselling author Crais returns to Vroman's to present the latest in his popular series of mysteries. Elvis was a hero when he cleared an innocent man of a murder charge. But when that innocent man is found dead three years later holding photos of the victim, Elvis is the one on ... (more)BookExpo America: The Heard Word: BEA's Audiobook & Author Tea (May 31 at 16:00) Come hear Robert Crais, author of an untitled Elvis Cole novel (Brilliance Audio); T. Jefferson Parker, author of LA Outlaws (Brilliance Audio); and Michael Connelly, author of The Brass Verdict (Hachette Audio) talk about their recent and upcoming audiobooks and the experience of hearing their works ... (more)Event location: (Room 403)
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