Which of DeMille's books do you think is the best?

Answer by  patti (29325)

DeMille is fairly prolific. If ten people were asked to name a favorite, it is likely there would be ten different titles. "Gold Coast" and "Plum Island" are perennial favorites and sell well. Once a reader starts with DeMille, he is likely to be a huge fan and read everything the author has to offer.

Answer by  naputnam (454)

The "Gold Coast" and "Up Country" are two of the most critically acclaimed of Nelson DeMille's books, I would start with those.

Answer by  Aaron20 (71)

TO be honest I am having a hard time choosing between three of his books. The books are The Lion, Wild Fire and Word of Honor. All three are amazing.

Answer by  Jakecutter (1819)

I love a good mafia story, Nelson DeMille's 'The Gate House' is an excellent read and a nice dip into DeMille's writing style with a story that builds character you can care about.

Answer by  badger (5)

For me, my favourite would have to be Word of Honour. I thought the flashback scenes to Vietnam were so vivid and dramatic

Answer by  heatherbooboo (655)

I like Wild Fire best out of Demile's books. It is about a nuclear bomb threat, its up to date and exciting.

Answer by  Anonymous

The Charm School, Talbot Odyssey, The Rivers of Babylon, Up Country.