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Alistair MacLean Books in Order (31 Book Series)

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Alistair MacLean has written a series of 31 books. Here, you can see them all in order! (plus the year each book was published)

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Last Updated: Monday 1 Jan, 2024

    Chronological
    Total: 31 books
    1. 1
      H.M.S. Ulysses

      H.M.S. Ulysses

      Alistair MacLean

      1955
    2. 7
      Fear is the Key

      Fear is the Key

      Alistair MacLean

      1961
    3. 8
      The Black Shrike

      The Black Shrike

      Alistair MacLean

      1961
    4. 11
      The Satan Bug

      The Satan Bug

      Alistair MacLean

      1962
    5. 17
      Bear Island

      Bear Island

      Alistair MacLean

      1971
    6. 19
      Breakheart Pass

      Breakheart Pass

      Alistair MacLean

      1974
    7. 20
      Circus

      Circus

      Alistair MacLean

      1975
    8. 21
      The Golden Gate

      The Golden Gate

      Alistair MacLean

      1975
    9. 23
      Seawitch

      Seawitch

      Alistair MacLean

      1977
    10. 24
      Athabasca

      Athabasca

      Alistair MacLean

      1980
    11. 26
      River of Death

      River of Death

      Alistair MacLean

      1981
    12. 27
      Partisans

      Partisans

      Alistair MacLean

      1982
    13. 28
      Floodgate

      Floodgate

      Alistair MacLean

      1983
    14. 29
      San Andreas

      San Andreas

      Alistair MacLean

      1984
    15. 30
      The Lonely Sea

      The Lonely Sea

      Alistair MacLean

      1985
    16. 31
      Santorini

      Santorini

      Alistair MacLean

      1986

    FAQ

    • Who is the author of Alistair MacLean series?

      Navigating the literary seas of the Alistair MacLean series is Alistair MacLean. This author, whether a rising star or a seasoned veteran, has crafted the pages that whisk readers away on this series' journey. Their background, style, and influences often shine through in their writing, making each book a unique experience. Fans of the series might find it intriguing to delve into other works by {author name} to see how their writing has evolved or how different themes are explored across their body of work.

    • How many Alistair MacLean books are there?

      To answer a question as vital as the number of coffee cups consumed while reading, there are exactly 31 books in the Alistair MacLean series. Each book represents a chapter in the broader narrative, introducing new twists, turns, and perhaps the occasional talking dragon (disclaimer: dragons depend on the genre). The series might take you on a rollercoaster of emotions or provide a steady companion on lazy Sunday afternoons. Remember, the journey through a book series is not just about reaching the end but also about the memories created along the way.

    • In what order should I read these books?

      The first page of this saga was turned in 1955, and the ink dried on the latest page in 1986. While each book might be a world in itself, reading them in the order they were published helps maintain the storyline's natural progression. Think of it like baking a cake; you could add the ingredients in any order, but following the recipe usually results in a tastier treat. Of course, for the adventurous souls, mixing up the order might offer a new perspective – just be prepared for unexpected plot revelations!

    • Where can I find more information about each book?

      Each book in the Alistair MacLean series comes with its own little treasure trove of information, nestled snugly above the "View on Amazon" button. Here, you'll discover not just the publication year, which is essential for understanding the context and evolution of the series, but also a succinct summary that teases the story without spoiling any surprises. It's the perfect spot for readers to get a glimpse of what lies within the pages, helping them decide which book to dive into next. Additionally, we occasionally include insights into the writing process, thematic elements, or how each book fits into the larger tapestry of the series.