Books Related To The DD Warren Series
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DD Warren Books In Order
DD Warren is a Boston homicide detective in Lisa Gardner’s police procedural thriller series. Warren is a tough, focused detective known for her quick wit and commitment to her job. Throughout the series, readers learn more about her personal life and struggles as she juggles her career and family.
The series is often singled out as a favourite among readers who enjoy the action and twisty plots. The psychological thrillers tackle dark, realistic crimes with authenticity and well-developed characters. Readers often note the books are filled with suspense and are “page-turning” and “hard to put down.”
There are several novellas and short stories related to the DD Warren series. The 7th Month (Book 5.5), 3 Truths and a Lie (Book 7.5), The 4th Man (Book 9.5), The Guy Who Died Twice (Book 10.5), and The Laughing Buddha. DD Warren also appears in Touch & Go, the second book in the Tessa Leoni series. This book is sometimes referenced as Book 7 in the DD Warren series. Linda Gardner says that each of her novels has a stand-alone plot but that her series feature recurring characters, so to “fully appreciate character development,” she recommends reading the books in order.
The series is often singled out as a favourite among readers who enjoy the action and twisty plots. The psychological thrillers tackle dark, realistic crimes with authenticity and well-developed characters. Readers often note the books are filled with suspense and are “page-turning” and “hard to put down.”
There are several novellas and short stories related to the DD Warren series. The 7th Month (Book 5.5), 3 Truths and a Lie (Book 7.5), The 4th Man (Book 9.5), The Guy Who Died Twice (Book 10.5), and The Laughing Buddha. DD Warren also appears in Touch & Go, the second book in the Tessa Leoni series. This book is sometimes referenced as Book 7 in the DD Warren series. Linda Gardner says that each of her novels has a stand-alone plot but that her series feature recurring characters, so to “fully appreciate character development,” she recommends reading the books in order.