Books in Order: Captivating Insight into the Literary World of John Weisman
About the Author: John Weisman
Widely acclaimed as an author of thrilling novels and insightful non-fiction, contemplative John Weisman has etched his name in the annals of literature. His books, celebrated for their gritty realism and nail-biting suspense, have secured positions on the prestigious New York Times Bestseller lists, both in the fiction and non-fiction categories – a testament to his broad-ranging literary prowess.
His partnership with Richard Marcinko on ‘Rogue Warrior’ opened new vistas in his creative journey, leading to the development of a fictitious follow-up series. Presently leading a serene life on Florida’s Gulf Coast, John Weisman initiated his fiction writing journey in 1974 with the highly-acclaimed ‘Headhunter’ series.
Even before these, he had already ventured into non-fiction, his maiden attempt being titled ‘Guerrilla Theater: Scenarios for Revolution’.
The Writing Style of John Weisman: Symbiosis of Reality and Fiction
Weisman’s unique writing style ingeniously blends realistic plots with raw, emotion-packed narratives. His detailed portrayal of characters sparkles with depth and relatability, making his works tremendously engaging.
John Weisman’s Books in Order: A Panoramic View
Offering a thorough list of Weisman’s brilliant works, here is presenting John Weisman’s Books in Order, right from their initial publication:
Publication Order of Headhunters Books
(with Brian Boyer)
| Heroin Triple Cross | (1974) |    |
| The Starlight Motel Incident | (1974) | |
| Three Faces of Death | (1974) | |
| Quadraphone Homicide | (1975) | |