Lee Child books, ranked by your taste

Author · 24 books on Boxlist

Best known for Killing Floor, Persuader and The Enemy.

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Books by Lee Child

  1. The Affair

    The Affair

    Crime · 2011

    4.4 / 5

  2. Bad Luck and Trouble

    Bad Luck and Trouble

    Thriller · 2007

    4.3 / 5

  3. Personal

    Personal

    Thriller · 2014

    3.9 / 5

  4. Killing Floor

    Killing Floor

    Thriller · 1997

    3.8 / 5

  5. One Shot

    One Shot

    Thriller · 2005

    3.8 / 5

  6. 61 Hours

    61 Hours

    Thriller · 2010

    3.8 / 5

  7. Echo Burning

    Echo Burning

    Thriller · 2001

    3.8 / 5

  8. The Enemy

    The Enemy

    Thriller · 2004

    3.8 / 5

  9. The Midnight Line

    The Midnight Line

    Thriller · 2017

    3.8 / 5

  10. Tripwire

    Tripwire

    Thriller · 1999

    3.7 / 5

  11. Without Fail

    Without Fail

    Thriller · 2002

    3.7 / 5

  12. Gone Tomorrow

    Gone Tomorrow

    Thriller · 2009

    3.6 / 5

  13. Night School

    Night School

    Thriller · 2016

    3.6 / 5

  14. The Visitor

    The Visitor

    Thriller · 2000

    3.5 / 5

  15. The Hard Way

    The Hard Way

    Thriller · 2006

    3.5 / 5

  16. Persuader

    Persuader

    Thriller · 2003

    3.5 / 5

  17. Never Go Back

    Never Go Back

    Thriller · 2013

    3.5 / 5

  18. A Wanted Man

    A Wanted Man

    Thriller · 2012

    3.4 / 5

  19. Nothing to Lose

    Nothing to Lose

    Thriller · 2008

    3.4 / 5

  20. Make Me

    Make Me

    Thriller · 2015

    3.4 / 5

  21. No Plan B

    No Plan B

    Thriller · 2022

    4.3 / 5 · 3 ratings

  22. Better Off Dead

    Better Off Dead

    Thriller · 2021

    4.0 / 5 · 4 ratings

  23. In Too Deep

    In Too Deep

    Thriller · 2024

    4.0 / 5 · 1 rating

  24. The Secret

    The Secret

    Thriller · 2023

    3.5 / 5 · 2 ratings

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