Books written by Ridley Pearson

Kingdom Keepers V: Shell Game

A staff with a cobra's head. Its eyes flamed red and glowed hypnotically. Jafar's staff. Finn felt the movement of sand against his knees and shins.
Ridley Pearson Suspense Novels: Probable Cause, Blood of the Albatross, Never Look Back

This volume include three novels filled with twists and turns from the author of such acclaimed suspense novels as White Bone and The Red Room: Probable Cause: Carmel, California is a peaceful tourist haven where James Dewitt is the police ...
The Art of Deception

While Seattle's Underground has been thesetting for several mysteries by other authors (Earl Emerson, J.A. Jance),Pearson makes the most of its creepy-crawly atmosphere in a gripping thrillerwhose solid plotting pulls all of Daphne's, ...
Spodní proudy

Spodní proudy
White Bone

She'd moved on to some early success behind her computer—she'd breached a shipping company's servers. Various pieces of the investigation had begun to fit together. She'd covered her digital tracks well, had taken extra precautions—but ...
The Red Room

“You have interviewed the entire hospital staff, I suppose?” Persian. Iranian. His irritation with his guards intrigues her; she compartmentalizes it for later analysis. This one, she is sure, is Mashe. “Let them do their jobs!
The Risk Agent

“I would be delighted but do not wish to trouble you or your staff.” “It is no trouble at all, I assure you.” The captain worked the intercom and ordered some tea. There was no further conversation until the tea arrived some five ...
Blood of the Albatross

Blood of the Albatross
Mid-Life Confidential: The Rock Bottom Remainders Tour America with Three Chords and an Attitude

Writers and rock music critics describe their experiences touring with the rock band they formed to raise money for charity
Kingdom Keepers The Return Book 3: Disney At Last

Amery Hollingsworth Jr., chief executive and board chairman of Renatus, LLC, was pronounced dead at Surgeon's Hospital just after 4 p.m. this afternoon. He was the oldest son of embattled former Disney executive Amery Hollingsworth.
Kingdom Keepers: The Return Book Two

“Amery the first, and Amery Jr. A. the first was fired from Disney for stealing animation cells. You want to guess which ones?” “Surprise us,” Amanda said. “Villains.” The word exploded in their ears, hanging in the air, ...
Steel Trapp: The Challenge

In this riveting thriller, 14-year-old Steven "Steel" Trapp sets off with his mom and their dog, Cairo, on a 2-day Amtrak journey to compete in the National Science Competition in Washington, DC. Steel is both blessed and cursed with a ...
Lock and Key: The Initiation

“Will leave you dying to know more.”—Rick Riordan, author of the Percy Jackson series The New York Times bestselling author of the Peter and the Starcatchers and Kingdom Keepers series, Ridley Pearson, brings us the riveting first ...
No Witnesses

No Witnesses is a good, solid, expertly-crafted novel." --The Mystery Review
Lock and Key: The Final Step

It’s a highly original and satisfying take on the Sherlock Holmes series as only master of suspense Ridley Pearson could envision.
The First Victim

Early in this ninth book about his public and private life, Lou has to put on a bullet-resistant vest to lead a raid against some dangerous criminals.
Cut and Run

Taut and edge-of-the-seat compelling, Cut and Run is a unique thriller that skillfully blends romance and suspense--Ridley Pearson at his heart-pounding best.
Peter and the Starcatchers

In the end, they cried like babies, begged us for mercy. We told them they would have to ask Mister Grin for mercy. He showed them none.” Another movement from inside the logs. “We released Mister Grin then, because it was not his fault ...
Lock and Key: The Gadwall Incident

I think the string that tied his heart to his brain snapped when Mother left us. He became robotic after that, went hours—days— at a time without speaking. Father, too busy to notice, treated him, us, like he always had: as mild ...
Concerto in Dead Flat

“I'd rather know why he's so interested in us.” “Because we scare him,” Lyel said, coming to a stop and looking up, not at our observer, but at the east wall of the completed foundation. “They do good work, I'll say that much.