David Liss Books in Order
See the David Liss historical thrillers in order, with an emphasis on his Benjamin Weaver novels, book summaries, and background on their richly researched financial settings.
Last updated: June 7, 2026
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Publication Order
17 books
A Conspiracy of Paper
by David Liss
2000
The Coffee Trader
by David Liss
2003
A Spectacle of Corruption
by David Liss
2004
The Ethical Assassin
by David Liss
2006
The Chopin Manuscript
by David Hewson
2007
In this collaborative thriller, conceived and framed by Deaver, former war‑crimes investigator Harold Middleton acquires a rare Chopin score that others are willing to kill for. What seems like a music‑lover’s treasure pulls him into a global chase involving old secrets, new threats and a conspiracy with deadly reach.
The Devil's Company
by David Liss
2007
The Whiskey Rebels
by David Liss
2008
The Copper Bracelet
by David Hewson
2009
Harold Middleton and the Volunteers return when a terrorist plot involving “heavy water” and a mysterious copper bracelet threatens to ignite conflict in South Asia. As different thriller authors take turns advancing the story, Middleton races across continents to identify a faceless mastermind known only as the Scorpion.
The Twelfth Enchantment
by David Liss
2011
The Day of Atonement
by David Liss
2014
The Starling Project
by David Hewson
2014
Created directly for audio, this full‑cast drama follows war‑crimes investigator Harold Middleton as he tracks the flow of illicit fuel money and a shadowy figure called Starling. With cinematic sound and quick scene changes, the story delivers Deaver’s twists through performances instead of pages.
Paleo
by David Liss
2015
Randoms
by David Liss
2015
Rebels
by David Liss
2016
Renegades
by David Liss
2017
The Double Dealer
by David Liss
2017
The Peculiarities
by David Liss
2021
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