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Is there a sequel to James Patterson's Kill Me If You Can?
As of May 2014, there is not a sequel to James Patterson's book, Kill Me if You Can. There is no information if there will be a sequel to the book in the future.
Will there be a sequel to Witch and Wizard by James Patterson?
Yes, It is called The Gift.
When is sequel to cross my heart James Patterson?
The sequel to "Cross My Heart" by James Patterson is titled "Hope to Die" and was published in 2014. It continues the story of Alex Cross as he faces new challenges and mysteries.
What has the author James W Patterson written?
James W. Patterson has written: 'Opinion of Hon. J. W. Patterson, of New Hampshire'
Is there a sequel to The Gift by James Patterson?
There is but it hasn't been released yet. It will be called "The Fire".
When does the sequel to James Patterson's witch and wizard come out?
It comes out on December 13th of 2010
When does the Witch and Wizard sequel by James Patterson come out?
October 12th 2010. I think!
What has the author James William Patterson written?
James William Patterson has written: 'Wastewater treatment technology' -- subject(s): Purification, Water, Sewage
When is Michael Bennett's sequel by James Patterson coming out the one where he and his family are put in witness protection?
The sequel to "Michael Bennett: The Footprints of God" by James Patterson, where Bennett and his family are put in witness protection, has not been announced yet. It's possible that Patterson is working on it, but a release date has not been confirmed. It's best to keep an eye out for any updates from the author or his publisher.
What has the author James Patterson Lawyer written?
James Patterson Lawyer has written: 'History of Ohio from the glacial period to the present time' -- subject(s): History
Who wrote Middle School The Worst Years of My Life?
James Patterson is the author. The sequel is called Middle School, Get Me Out of Here!
What is point of view written for James Patterson books?
In the few books I have read by James Patterson, he writes in first person point-of-view.
