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Robert Whitlow Books in Order

4 series including Tides Of Truth Series, Alexia Lindale Series and more

4 series 23 books Latest: Guilty Until Innocent (2025)

Reading Order

4 series · 23 books

Alexia Lindale Series

0 of 2 read
# Title Year Buy
1 Life Support 2003 Buy from Amazon
2 Life Everlasting 2004 Buy from Amazon

Chosen People Series

0 of 2 read
# Title Year Buy
1 Chosen People 2018 Buy from Amazon
2 Promised Land 2020 Buy from Amazon

Tides Of Truth Series

0 of 3 read
# Title Year Buy
1 Deeper Water 2008 Buy from Amazon
2 Higher Hope 2009 Buy from Amazon
3 Greater Love 2010 Buy from Amazon

Robert Whitlow Other Novels

0 of 16 read
# Title Year Buy
1 The List 2000 Buy from Amazon
2 The Sacrifice 2001 Buy from Amazon
3 The Trial 2001 Buy from Amazon
4 Jimmy 2004 Buy from Amazon
5 Mountain Top 2006 Buy from Amazon
6 Water's Edge 2011 Buy from Amazon
7 The Choice 2012 Buy from Amazon
8 The Living Room 2013 Buy from Amazon
9 The Confession 2014 Buy from Amazon
10 A House Divided 2015 Buy from Amazon
11 The Witnesses 2016 Buy from Amazon
12 A Time to Stand 2017 Buy from Amazon
13 Trial and Error 2021 Buy from Amazon
14 Relative Justice 2022 Buy from Amazon
15 Double Indemnity 2023 Buy from Amazon
16 Guilty Until Innocent 2025 Buy from Amazon

Robert Whitlow is a contemporary American author, poet, and playwright. Born in 1958 in Philadelphia, he is known for his raw and powerful narratives that confront social issues, particularly those of the African American experience. Whitlow's notable works include the novel "Homeland" (1996), the poetry collection "The Hotel of Forgetting" (2008), and the play "The Monkey Show" (2001). His work has won numerous awards, including the American Book Award and the Lambda Literary Award. Whitlow's writing has garnered critical acclaim for its honesty, depth, and unflinching portrayal of the human condition. He has been recognized for his ability to delve into complex emotions and explore the intersection of personal and societal struggles.

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