Order of Gregg Hurwitz Books

Gregg Hurwitz is an American novelist and comic book writer. His novels fall into the crime fiction genre. He writes the Orphan X series and the Tim Rackley series. He has also written for several comic book series, including The Punisher MAX and Wolverine. He has also been a writer on the ABC television series V.

Hurwitz’ first novel was The Tower in 1999. Below is a list of Gregg Hurwitz’ novels in order of when they were originally published:

Publication Order of Evan Smoak/Orphan X Books

Publication Order of Tim Rackley Books

Publication Order of Rains Books

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Publication Order of Graphic Novels

Publication Order of Batman: The Dark Knight Books

Publication Order of Penguin: Pain and Prejudice Books

Publication Order of New Think Graphic Novels

Publication Order of Vengeance of the Moon Knight Books

Publication Order of Anthologies

Notes: The Crime Writer is also known as I See You. Trust No One was published as We Know in the UK. They’re Watching was published as Or She Dies in the United Kingdom.

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Gregg Hurwitz Synopses: The Rains is the first Rains Brothers novel by Gregg Hurwitz. The tranquil community of Creek’s Cause is transformed into a war zone in a single terrifying night. There is no safety for anyone under the age of 18. By the time Chance Rain and his older brother Patrick arrive at the school where other young survivors are hiding, they have already fended off multiple attacks from infected adults.

The majority of the kids they know have been taken away by adults they once trusted but are now vicious and cruel. After people turn eighteen, the parasite that transformed them takes root, and Patrick’s birthday is just a few days away.

The brothers set out to find out the truth about the parasites in an effort to save Patrick’s life and the lives of the remaining children. What they find is horrifying. Chance and Patrick become the only people who can save humanity as they battle an alien foe.

The Tower by Gregg Hurwitz is a standalone novel. Law enforcement officials have given the Tower the moniker “Alcatraz II” because it is widely regarded as the most airtight extreme maximum security prison in the world.

A psychopathic killer named Allander Atlasia has been sentenced to the Tower for a string of heinous crimes. Atlasia was himself the target of a horrible sexual assault as a child. However, Atlasia accomplishes the impossible: he escapes the prison. Armed with his own private agenda of hate and murder, he makes his way to the mainland and begins his killing spree, determined to relive and exact revenge for the abuses he endured as a child that turned him into a monster.

Jade Marlow, a former FBI agent, has been given the task of finding and capturing Atlasia. Marlow, who calls himself a “tracker,” is a loose cannon in a private struggle with his own demons. He is relentless, fearless, and brilliant. Marlow may be the only man who is both wicked and intelligent enough to catch Atlasia. He has a track record of violence and irrational behavior, as well as a kind of genius for putting himself in the mind of a criminal predator, which is itself a kind of madness.

Do No Harm is a standalone title by Gregg Hurwitz. The UCLA Medical Center is being stalked by a depraved madman who is preying on the staff, particularly the young and female ones. Even as his terrified coworkers wonder who will be the next victim, E.R. Chief Dr. David Spier, who is no stranger to the terrible effects of senseless violence, must ensure that the emergency room runs smoothly and effectively. The nightmare, on the other hand, is far from over when the monster himself is dragged into the emergency room in handcuffs, horribly burned, suffering, and pleading for mercy. A bloody tsunami of horror that Dr. Spier is concerned about is about to break out as a result of a single human act. David Spier, as well as a city under siege, face the execution of his most sacred oath as a healer.

2 Responses to “Order of Gregg Hurwitz Books”

1. Randy Jewell: 4 years ago

   I would like to buy the “X” series, but I want them on Audio CD not MP3. Are any available?

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   • Graeme: 4 years ago

     I had a quick search. This website appears to have it:

     https://www.booktable.net/book/9781250787934

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