Thomas Harris and Jeffery Deaver create frighteningly plausible criminals who manipulate both civilians and police with ease, primarily by understanding the mentalities that drive both....

Jeffery Deaver and James Patterson both write gripping suspense novels characterized by clever plot twists, memorable characters, menacing atmospheres, psychological overtones, and...

Chris Mooney's stories include familiar thriller elements: a traumatized FBI profiler, a psychopath with novel methods, and high-tech details. His focus on the characters and their...

Both Ridley Pearson and Jeffery Deaver rely on forensic detail and a bleak tone to shape their stories. Personal dramas also feature prominently, as do relationships, especially within...

Adam Hall and Jeffery Deaver excel at fast-paced, plot-driven detective or spy thrillers. Their adventures are dramatic, suspenseful, and violent. Protagonists' intelligence, stamina,...

Mick Herron and Jeffery Deaver's suspense and mystery stories are known for their twisty plots and complex characters. Both take the time to help the reader get to know their characters'...

April Henry and Jeffery Deaver are accomplished masters of suspense. Their thrillers combine intriguing characters with intricate plots and electrifying mysteries. Deaver's work, however,...

Jeffery Deaver also writes as William Jefferies. Readers who have tried the author's work under one name will want to try the other's books. -- Krista Biggs

Jeffery Deaver and Thomas Perry are often compared for the depth of their characterizations, the complexity of their plots, and the sheer excitement of the chases. -- Katherine Johnson...

Both Ian Fleming and Jeffery Deaver create dramatic spy and detective thrillers that are fast-paced and plot-driven. Each balances violence and cunning for gritty and suspenseful adventures...

John Katzenback and Jeffery Deaver's fast-paced, suspenseful, and violent crime thrillers share compelling psychological themes. Not just about disturbing events, their novels also...

These authors' works have the appeal factors violent and gritty, and they have the genre "thrillers and suspense"; and the subjects "serial murderers," "police," and "women detectives."...