"The Mother-Daughter Book Club" is the latest collaboration between husband and wife co-authors, James and Susan Patterson.

He’s written with Dolly Parton, Viola Davis and Bill Clinton. This time, James Patterson chose his wife, Susan.

James Patterson is the most popular storyteller in the world. His latest co-author holds a special place in his heart, his ...

Best-selling author James Patterson and co-author Sue Patterson join Ainsley Earhardt to discuss their new novel, 'The Mother ...

Fans of James Patterson won't find beloved characters Alex Cross or Michael Bennett in his latest book; instead, Patterson has chosen to focus his newly-released publication on their real-life ...

Seventy-five-year-old author James Patterson has built a career writing hundreds of novels and children's books, many of which have become bestsellers, ever since his early 20s. Recently, Patterson ...

James Patterson and his son Jack in 2016 and the cover of Patterson's new book "Why an hour? Well, if it was more than an hour, they might not do it," author James Patterson tells PEOPLE of the ...

You may think you know James Patterson already from his scores of best-selling books — he's sold over 375 million copies of his books worldwide — but a brand new autobiography may have you thinking ...

James Patterson has built an unparalleled career in crime and thriller fiction, captivating millions with his fast-paced plots and unforgettable detectives. From Alex Cross to the Women’s Murder Club, ...

Like many booklovers, James Patterson read and loved Viola Davis’ 2022 memoir “Finding Me.” But rather than wait to see if she'd write a new book, he decided to pursue one himself. He was successful. ...

In a weekly series, USA TODAY’s The Essentials, celebrities share what fuels their lives. James Patterson is known for how much he writes as much as he is known for what he writes. The prolific author ...

Literature is not a democracy. In the book world, being popular does not necessarily make you great. But if it were, and if it did, then the man sitting across the table from me in a canary-yellow ...