Junius Podrug
Author's website: JuniusPodrug.com.
Series: "Harold Robbins" (1) | |||||||
Title | Publisher | Format | Date | List | ISBN | ||
 | Sin City | Forge Books | US-HC | 08/2002 | $25.95 | 9780765300010 | |
| Heat of Passion | Forge Books | US-HC | 09/2003 | $25.95 | 9780765300027 | |
| The Betrayers | Forge Books | US-HC | 08/2004 | $25.95 | 9780765308108 | |
| Blood Royal | Forge Books | US-HC | 09/2005 | $25.95 | 9780765308115 | |
| The Devil to Pay | Forge Books | US-HC | 09/2006 | $25.95 | 9780765311481 | |
| The Looters | Forge Books | US-HC | 09/2007 | $25.95 | 9781615593910 | |
| The Deceivers | Forge Books | US-HC | 09/2008 | $25.95 | 9780765318305 | |
| The Shroud | Forge Books | US-HC | 10/2009 | $25.95 | 9780765318312 | |
| The Curse | Forge Books | US-HC | 11/2011 | $25.99 | 9780765327147 | |
Series: "Azteca" (2) | |||||||
Title | Publisher | Format | Date | List | ISBN | ||
| Aztec Blood | Forge Books | US-HC | 08/2001 | $27.95 | 9780312862510 | |
| Aztec Rage | Forge Books | US-HC | 05/2006 | $27.95 | 9780765310149 | |
| Aztec Fire | Forge Books | US-HC | 08/2008 | $25.95 | 9780765317032 | |
| Apocalypse 2012 | Forge Books | US-HC | 06/2009 | $25.95 | 9780594073888 | |
| The 2012 Codex | Forge Books | US-HC | 08/2010 | $25.99 | 9780765322609 | |
Non-Series | |||||||
Title | Publisher | Format | Date | List | ISBN | ||
| Frost of Heaven |
Dark Harvest | US-HC | 08/1992 | $19.95 | 9780913165706 | |
| Presumed Guilty | Forge Books | US-HC | 09/1997 | $24.95 | 9780312862428 | |
| Dark Passage | Forge Books | US-HC | 10/2002 | $24.95 | 9780312875145 | |
| The Feathered Serpent 2012 | Forge Books | US-HC | 03/2010 | $25.99 | 9780765308351 | |
Notes |
(1) Following the death of Harold Robbins in 1997, his notes have been used as the basis for several novels published later and credited to him. Beginning in 2004 with The Betrayers, Junius Podrug is listed as a co-author, though he ghost-wrote several of the previous books. Museum curator and art investigator Madison Dupre is introduced as a series character beginning with the 2007 book The Looters.
(2) The "Azteca" thrillers continue a series first begun by Gary Jennings, and is co-written with Robert Gleason. The first title listed here is the third in the series.