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Tess Gerritsen Books in Order: Rizzoli and Isles series, Rizzoli and Isles short stories, Tavistock Family series, short stories, standalone novels, and ... Gerritsen biography.
Tess Gerritsen Books in OrderFully updated 2024 EditionLooking for a reading list of all Tess Gerritsen’s books?Need a checklist to find the books you’ve missed?Confused by sequels and prequels or because series books aren’t numbered?Want to read the books in the best order?Struggling to keep up with new releases?You aren’t alone. These are common problems we all have. But no more. Now, get this info exactly where you need it – on your ereader! Tess Gerritsen Books in Order is the most comprehensive bibliography and checklist available, plus it includes an author biography.What’s Included?Rizzoli and Isles books in orderRizzoli and Isles short stories in orderTavistock Family books in ordera complete list of short stories, standalone novels & nonfictionplus, a Tess Gerritsen biography.By knowing the Rizzoli and Isles book order, you’ll enjoy Tess Gerritsen’s books far more. Keep this ebook on your tablet, phone, computer, or ereader, so the info you need is always at your fingertips.“Can’t I just Google it?”This information has NOT simply been ‘copied and pasted’ from the first website to pop up, but has been meticulously curated from multiple sources and then compiled into the best reader-friendly format. You could Google it and find some info, yes, which you could then paste into Word, then buy software to convert that into an ebook, then manually load it onto your ereader… And save a measly $0.99! Isn’t your time worth more than that?Any Book In TWO CLICKSWith this ebook, you can go directly to any Tess Gerritsen title in just two clicks. No typing. No searching. Just two clicks. All for $0.99! You’d be crazy to waste all that time doing all that work, and still have to search for every title manually, only to save less than a buck!Why is Series Order Important?Reading books in the right order is more fun because you’ll developing naturally.plot twists, which impact future stories, in the correct timeline.new characters at the right moment.Tess Gerritsen Books in Order helps you to read the Rizzoli and Isles series in order, just as Tess intended.No More Book SearchesEverything is on your ereader, so no more problems publication datesChanged titlesPrequels and stories released out of sequence…Book Lists on Steroids!Each ebook in this series has Special Features which no other reading list has.#1 – Books In One ClickSpecial links let you access every book the author has ever written in ONE CLICK!#2 – Best Story OrderWhenever applicable, titles are listed by the publication date AND the best reading order, i.e., books, prequels, and short stories are specially arranged (often called chronological order).#3 – Award Star RatingsRate any title right on your ereader.#4 – A Personal ChecklistTrack what you read to see where you are in a series.#5 – Author BioA concise biography of your favorite author.#6 – Useful InfoWhere possible, info about page counts, movie adaptations, co-authors, etc., is included.
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Published December 14, 2017
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September 13, 2022
If you bought this book, I think you were gypped (IMHO).
The advertising blurb promises us, “This information has NOT simply been ‘copied and pasted’ from the first website to pop up, but has been meticulously curated from multiple sources and then compiled into the best reader-friendly format.” What does that even mean, “meticulously curated?” I know what the words mean, but the phrase seems meaningless here.
Every bit of this information is available using any of the popular search engines. You can easily copy-and-paste information from webpages into your personal document. Actually, that’s kind of fun to do and you’d be able to add a little blurb to each title as a reminder of the book’s content. Even that little bit of info isn’t included.
Here’s an example of one entry under the “Rizzoli and Isles Books” heading (and they are all just like this one):
The Surgeon (2001)
Book 01 in series | 368 pages | Get it NOW!
Stars: *0* *1* *2* *3* *4* *5*
If there is an alternative title for the book, it will be listed below the line of stars. And that’s it. The “Get it NOW!” feature is a hypertext link that takes the reader to a page where the book can be purchased. However, there’s a notation in the forward warning readers that links may be broken, and publishers' info can be changed without notice.
The stars on the line below the book info (such as it is) are for the reader to use. Select your own rating by using the highlighting features of your Kindle or other eReader that has the capability.
I reckon if you do not have a word processer, or a cell phone with a Notes app, or access to google docs, then the book may be worth the 99-cents it sells for.
I rated this book 1.5 stars and rounded up. It’s a list. That’s really all it is. The advert on Amazon made it sound like something fabulous that someone had spent a lot of time researching and compiling. As an experienced Word™ documents user, I could have put this together in under 60 minutes using all sorts of Word™ tools. But…I would’ve including a one or two sentence synopsis under each book, maybe listed the main characters, jazzed it up a bit. It still would not have taken a lot of additional time. << Quelle déception >>
The advertising blurb promises us, “This information has NOT simply been ‘copied and pasted’ from the first website to pop up, but has been meticulously curated from multiple sources and then compiled into the best reader-friendly format.” What does that even mean, “meticulously curated?” I know what the words mean, but the phrase seems meaningless here.
Every bit of this information is available using any of the popular search engines. You can easily copy-and-paste information from webpages into your personal document. Actually, that’s kind of fun to do and you’d be able to add a little blurb to each title as a reminder of the book’s content. Even that little bit of info isn’t included.
Here’s an example of one entry under the “Rizzoli and Isles Books” heading (and they are all just like this one):
The Surgeon (2001)
Book 01 in series | 368 pages | Get it NOW!
Stars: *0* *1* *2* *3* *4* *5*
If there is an alternative title for the book, it will be listed below the line of stars. And that’s it. The “Get it NOW!” feature is a hypertext link that takes the reader to a page where the book can be purchased. However, there’s a notation in the forward warning readers that links may be broken, and publishers' info can be changed without notice.
The stars on the line below the book info (such as it is) are for the reader to use. Select your own rating by using the highlighting features of your Kindle or other eReader that has the capability.
I reckon if you do not have a word processer, or a cell phone with a Notes app, or access to google docs, then the book may be worth the 99-cents it sells for.
I rated this book 1.5 stars and rounded up. It’s a list. That’s really all it is. The advert on Amazon made it sound like something fabulous that someone had spent a lot of time researching and compiling. As an experienced Word™ documents user, I could have put this together in under 60 minutes using all sorts of Word™ tools. But…I would’ve including a one or two sentence synopsis under each book, maybe listed the main characters, jazzed it up a bit. It still would not have taken a lot of additional time. << Quelle déception >>
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