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Mark Sullivan

Mark T. Sullivan, born on 28 June 1958 in Framingham, is an American novelist of mystery, suspense and historical fiction. He served in the Peace Corps in West Africa and spent a decade in journalism, latterly as an investigative reporter in San Diego. His first novel, The Fall Line, came out in 1994. Beneath a Scarlet Sky is his most widely read book, and he has co-written novels with James Patterson.

The Bookish Elf has reviewed 1 book by Mark Sullivan, mostly historical fiction and world war 2, published by Lake Union Publishing, first published in 2017.

Born 28 June 1958, FraminghamFrom United States
Books reviewed1
Our average5.0★from 1 rated
Achievements
  • Beneath a Scarlet Sky: USA Today and Washington Post bestseller
  • WH Smith Award for Best New Talent for The Purification Ceremony

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How many Mark Sullivan books has The Bookish Elf reviewed?

We have reviewed 1 book by Mark Sullivan: Beneath A Scarlet Sky.