Books in Order: A Complete Exploration of Michael Robotham’s Literary Journey
Allow me to introduce you to Michael Robotham– an author from Australia who has made an indelible mark in the realm of crime fiction. Born and raised down under, he began his career as a journalist for the highly respected Fairfax Press. However, it’s his exploits in the United Kingdom, where he meticulously penned autobiography for diverse individuals, ranging from jockeys and artists to military personnels, that provided a unique dimension to his writing style.
A Royal Literary Return
When Michael returned to his native Australia in 1996, he embraced writing full-time, the journey he had been subconsciously preparing for. His writing style, steeped deeply in reality owing to his years as a diarist and ghostwriter, shone potently in his debut novel The Suspect in 2004. The novel introduced his famous character – Joseph O’Loughlin, and brought a unique storytelling approach to the genre of crime fiction.
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Robotham’s literary journey has led him to pen several awe-inspiring novels, all reflecting his unique writing style. Characterization is one of his strongest suits, a skill that has birthed characters like Vincent Ruiz. Whether as the main character or a supporting act, Ruiz’s presence is felt strongly across Robotham’s books. As we trace the journey of Michael Robotham’s strong>books in order, it is the chronology of their publication that provides a fascinating perspective on his evolution as a writer.
Publication Order of Joseph O’Loughlin Books
| The Suspect | (2004) |    |
| Lost / The Drowning Man | (2005) | |
| Shatter / The Sleep of Reason | (2008) | |
| Bleed for Me | (2010) | |
| The Wreckage | (2011) | |
| Say You’re Sorry | (2012) | |
| Watching You | (2013) | |
| Close Your Eyes | (2015) | |
| The Other Wife | (2018) | |