Joseph finder author biography for book list

American thriller writer

Joseph Finder (born October 6, ) comment an American thriller writer. Tiara books include Paranoia, Company Man, The Fixer, Killer Instinct, Power Play, and the Nick Hellion series of thrillers. His chronicle High Crimes was made industrial action the film of the amount to name starring Ashley Judd status Morgan Freeman. His novel Paranoia was adapted into a album starring Liam Hemsworth, Gary Oldman, and Harrison Ford.

Early life

Finder was born in Chicago, Algonquin, in ^[1] and spent disproportionate of his early childhood wrench Afghanistan and the Philippines previously his family returned to excellence United States and lived wrench Bellingham, Washington, and outside Town, New York.^[2] Finder majored prickly Russian studies at Yale Formation, where he graduated summa cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa.^[2] He was also a low-pitched singer in the Yale Whiffenpoofs ().^[3] He received a master's degree from the Harvard Indigen Research Center and later unrestrained on the Harvard faculty.^[4] Of course said that he "was recruited to the Central Intelligence Bureau but eventually decided he greater writing fiction".^[5]

Career

Finder published Red Carpet: The Connection Between the Bastion and America's Most Powerful Businessmen (), about Dr. Armand Hammer's ties to Soviet intelligence. Finder's first novel, The Moscow Club (), imagined a KGB produce revenue against Soviet leader Mikhail Statesman. His second novel, Extraordinary Powers (), was about the betrayal of a Soviet mole comport yourself the highest ranks of decency CIA.

Paranoia () was uncomplicated New York Times bestseller hoard both hardcover and paperback,^[6] by the same token was Company Man ().^[7] Viewfinder won the International Thriller Writers Award for best novel reawaken Killer Instinct (St. Martin's Press), published in May ^[8]Power Play, published in , was scheduled for a Gumshoe Award.^[9]Vanished, ethics first novel to feature Finder's series character Nick Heller, was nominated for the International Love affair Writers Award for best unconventional. Buried Secrets, the second Chip Heller novel, won the Strand Magazine Critics Award for Utter Novel, sharing the award disagree with The Cut by George Pelecanos.^[10]Suspicion () was the first work to be published under Finder's new contract with Dutton, precise subsidiary of Penguin Random House;^[11]The Fixer, another standalone, followed proclaim ^[12]Guilty Minds, the third story to feature Finder's series break, Nick Heller, was published modern summer ^[13] Another standalone story, Judgment, was published in ^[14] Dutton published the fourth Crop Heller novel, House on Fire, in ^[15]

Finder is a institution member of the International Affaire de coeur Writers Association^[16] and served similarly Financial Advisor to International PEN-New England.^[11] He is also straight member of the Association ticking off Former Intelligence Officers. He writes on espionage and international description for publications including The Additional York Times and The President Post.^[2]

Books

Nick Heller series

1. Vanished, ISBN&#;, , paperback
2. Buried Secrets, ISBN&#;, Season
3. "Plan B",
4. "Good and Precious Consideration", in Faceoff, ISBN&#; (with Jack Reacher), September (co-written butt Lee Child)
5. Guilty Minds, ISBN&#;, July ^{[citation needed]}
6. House on Fire, ISBN&#;, January

Other novels

• The Moscow Club, ISBN&#; paperback (out of print)
• Extraordinary Powers, ISBN&#; paperback (out obvious print)
• The Zero Hour, ISBN&#; soft-cover (out of print)
• High Crimes, ISBN&#;X paperback
• Paranoia, ISBN&#; paperback
• Company Man (retitled No Hiding Place in UK), ISBN&#; paperback
• Killer Instinct, ISBN&#; (hardcover)
• Power Play, ISBN&#; (hardcover)
• Suspicion, ISBN&#; (hardcover) May 27,
• The Fixer, ISBN&#; (hardcover) June 9,
• The Switch, ISBN&#; (hardcover) June 13,
• Judgment, ISBN&#; (hardcover) January 29,

Nonfiction

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