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Robert Liparulo

American author

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Robert Liparulo
Born	West Point, New York, U.S.
Occupation	Novelist
Website
RobertLiparulo.com

Robert Liparulo is an American author known for his work in the thriller and young adult genres.^[1] He has also worked as a journalist and screenwriter. Liparulo's novels are characterized by fast-paced narratives, intricate plots, and a strong emphasis on suspense and action.

Liparulo was born in West Point, New York.^[2] He attended Weber State University in Utah.

Liparulo worked as a journalist before becoming a novelist. During that time, he met both Stephen King and Tom Clancy and both men encouraged him to write novels.^[3]

He was also a contributing editor for the American Christian New Man magazine. ^[2]

• Comes a Horseman (2005)
• Germ (2006)

• Deadfall (2007)
• Deadlock (2009)

• The 13th Tribe (2012)
• The Judgment Stone (2013)

• House of Dark Shadows (2008)
• Watcher in the Wood (2008)
• Gatekeepers (2009)
• Timescape (2009)
• Whirlwind (2009)
• Frenzy (2010)

• Kill Zone (2006), published in Thriller: Stories to Keep You Up All Night (edited by James Patterson)

• Official website

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