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Jack Lynch Books in Order

Jack Lynch is a series of 30 books written by Jack Lynch.

Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)

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30 Books in Series

1

The Dead Never Forget

by Jack Lynch

1982
2

Braggs Hunch

by Jack Lynch

1982
3

Pieces of Death

by Jack Lynch

1982
4

Wake Up and Die

by Jack Lynch

1984
5

Sausalito

by Jack Lynch

1984
6

Speak for the Dead

by Jack Lynch

1984
7

San Quentin

by Jack Lynch

1984
8

Truth or Die

by Jack Lynch

1985
9

Monterey

by Jack Lynch

1985
10

Yesterday is Dead

by Jack Lynch

1985
11

Seattle

by Jack Lynch

1985
12

The Age of Elizabeth in the Age of Johnson

by Jack Lynch

1998
13

A Bibliography Of Johnsonian Studies, 1986 1998

by Jack Lynch

2000
14

Wolf House

by Jack Lynch

2002
15

Thinking Without Words

by Jack Lynch

2004
16

Samuel Johnson's Insults

by Jack Lynch

2004
17

Samuel Johnson's Dictionary

by Jack Lynch

2004
18

Thinking with Words

by Jack Lynch

2005
19

Anniversary Essays on Johnson's Dictionary

by Jack Lynch

2005
20

Rethinking Cognitive Psychology

by Jack Lynch

2007
21

Becoming Shakespeare

by Jack Lynch

2007
22

The English Language

by Jack Lynch

2007
23

Nice Row MIT

by Jack Lynch

2008
24

Deception and Detection in Eighteenth-Century Britain

by Jack Lynch

2008
25

The Lexicographer's Dilemma

by Jack Lynch

2009
26

Don't Quit Your Day Job

by Jack Lynch

2010
27

The Missing and The Dead

by Jack Lynch

2014
28

Die for Me

by Jack Lynch

2015
29

You Could Look It Up

by Jack Lynch

2015
30

The Oxford Handbook of British Poetry, 1660-1800

by Jack Lynch

2020

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