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Dortmunder

by Donald E Westlake

15 books Started 1970 Latest 2009
Publication Reading Order

The Dortmunder is a Crime Fiction / Mystery series by Donald E Westlake, comprising 15 books published between 1970 and 2009. Books are listed in publication order, which is the recommended reading sequence.

# Title Year Buy
The Hot Rock cover 1 The Hot Rock 1970 Buy from Amazon
Bank Shot cover 2 Bank Shot 1972 Buy from Amazon
Jimmy The Kid cover 3 Jimmy The Kid 1974 Buy from Amazon
Nobody's Perfect cover 4 Nobody's Perfect 1977 Buy from Amazon
Why Me? cover 5 Why Me? 1983 Buy from Amazon
Good Behavior cover 6 Good Behavior 1985 Buy from Amazon
Drowned Hopes cover 7 Drowned Hopes 1990 Buy from Amazon
Don't Ask cover 8 Don't Ask 1993 Buy from Amazon
What's The Worst That Could Happen? cover 9 What's The Worst That Could Happen? 1996 Buy from Amazon
10 Bad News 2001 Buy from Amazon
11 The Road To Ruin 2004 Buy from Amazon
Thieves' Dozen cover 12 Thieves' Dozen 2004 Buy from Amazon
Watch Your Back! cover 13 Watch Your Back! 2005 Buy from Amazon
What's So Funny? cover 14 What's So Funny? 2007 Buy from Amazon
Get Real cover 15 Get Real 2009 Buy from Amazon
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About Donald E Westlake

Donald Edwin Westlake (1933-2008), also known by pseudonyms Tucker Coe, Samuel Holt, and Richard Stark, was an American writer of crime fiction and other genres. Westlake's prolific career spanned over 100 novels and short stories. His best-known works include the "Parker" series featuring a professional thief, the "Dortmunder" series about a group of incompetent criminals, and the "Richard Stark" novels involving a sociopathic killer. Westlake received numerous awards for his writing, including four Edgar Awards from the Mystery Writers of America. His work has been praised for its wit, realism, and exploration of the psychological complexities of criminals. Despite his critical success, Westlake remained largely unknown to the general public.

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