About Jeffery Deaver et al.'s Watchlist: A Serial Thriller:

Watchlist: A Serial Thriller (Vanguard Press, January 2010) is a literary jam session that brings together 22 of the biggest names in the mystery/thriller genre weaving not one, but two suspenseful tales: The Chopin Manuscript and The Copper Bracelet. The Chopin Manuscript was named the 2008 Audio Book of the Year from the Audio Publisher’s Association. Its sequel, The Copper Bracelet was just released as an audio book to rave reviews. This is the first time either novella has been released in print and Watchlist is the only place fans will find them together--for hours of page turning delight.

In The Chopin Manuscript, former war crimes investigator Harold Middleton possesses a previously unknown score by Frédéric Chopin. But he is unaware that locked within its handwritten notes lies a secret that now threatens the lives of thousands of Americans.

Harold Middleton returns in The Copper Bracelet, the explosive sequel to The Chopin Manuscript, as he’s drawn into an international terror plot that threatens to send India and Pakistan into full-scale nuclear war.

Jeffery Deaver conceived of the characters and put the plot into motion by writing the beginning and the end. Jim Fusilli with his sharp editorial eye finely orchestrated this chorus of suspense which includes such top writers as Lee Child, Joseph Finder, Lisa Scottoline, Gayle Lynds, P.J. Parrish, David Hewson, James Grady, SJ Rozan, Erica Spindler, John Ramsey Miller, David Corbett, John Gilstrap, Peter Spiegelman, and the list goes on.

Like a Godiva sampler of the world's best mystery and thriller writers, readers get a taste of writers they might not have experienced—or a pulse-pounding visit from an old pal.



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A former journalist, folk singer and attorney, Jeffery Deaver is an international number-one bestselling author. His novels have appeared on a number of bestseller lists around the world, including The New York Times, The Times of London and The Los Angeles Times. His books are sold in 150 countries and translated into 25 languages.