A medieval thriller set during the Crusades. A French innkeeper returns from war to find his wife abducted and his village terrorized by a sadistic noble. He becomes a jester to infiltrate the castle. It’s absurdly violent, surprisingly romantic, and completely unlike anything else Patterson has written. The stand-alone format allowed this historical detour without alienating Cross fans.
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The ultimate stand-alone. Co-written with a former U.S. president, it’s a technothriller about a cyberattack on America. The book sold 1.5 million copies in its first two months. It’s not part of any series because the protagonist (a president based partly on Clinton) would be implausible as a recurring character. The stand-alone format allowed for a once-in-a-lifetime collaboration. A medieval thriller set during the Crusades
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