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Doug Richardson Reading Order

1 series · 27 books

Doug Richardson is an accomplished screenwriter and novelist specializing in high-octane action and suspense narratives. His career spans both film and literature, having penned major Hollywood blockbusters including Die Hard 2, Bad Boys, and Hostage, while establishing himself as a pioneering screenwriter who became the first to sell an original script for seven figures. His standalone novels bring the same explosive pacing and tension that defined his acclaimed film work to the page.

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Standalone Novels Series

27 books

Doug Richardson's collection of 27 standalone novels should be read in publication order, beginning with 99 Percent Kill. The series spans multiple genres and subjects, including thriller narratives alongside illustrated guides and reference materials on military technology and aircraft. While the complete publication timeline remains unclear, these works were released across several decades and can be enjoyed independently of one another.

Start with 99 Percent Kill, the first of 27 books in the Standalone Novels series.

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99 Percent Kill
2
An illustrated guide to the techniques and equipment of electronic warfare
3
An illustrated history of the West's modern fighters
4
An illustrated survey of the West's modern fighters
5
Battle zone
6
Blood Money
7
Coach-Sell-Teach-Tell️
8
Dark Horse
9
Die hard 2
10
Envisioning Landscapes, Making Worlds
11
Hip Slick and Dead
12
Illustrated Guide to Electronic Warfare
13
Illustrated Guide to Tank Busters
14
Modern fighting aircraft
15
Modern warplanes
16
Naval armament
17
Safety Expert
18
Stealth
19
Stealth warplanes
20
Stealth warplanes
21
The Night is Never Black
22
The Smoking Gun
23
The world's major military jets
24
Tornado
25
Tornado
26
True Believers
27
USAF and its NATO allies

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Doug Richardson has written 27 books across 1 series.

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