Harold Robbins
Books in Order by Date of Publication
Harold Robbins was a prolific American author famous for his bestselling novels that captured the essence of the human experience. With a writing style that blended elements of drama romance and social commentary Robbins crafted stories that were both entertaining and thought-provoking. His typical genres included historical fiction romance and drama often focusing on the complexities of human relationships and the consequences of one's actions. What made Robbins's books so popular was his ability to weave intricate plots memorable characters and a deep understanding of the human condition making his stories relatable and engaging to a wide range of readers. With 97 books to his credit published in chronological order Robbins's writing career spanned several decades leaving an indelible mark on the literary world and cementing his status as one of the most popular and enduring authors of his time.
1. The dream merchants (1949) Buy on Amazon
2. Dream Merchants 1ST Edition (1949) Buy on Amazon
3. Never leave me (1954) Buy on Amazon
4. 79 Park Avenue (1955) Buy on Amazon
5. 79 [seventy-nine] Park Avenue (1956) Buy on Amazon
6. The carpetbaggers (1961) Buy on Amazon
7. Where Love Has Gone (1963) Buy on Amazon
8. Die Manager Roman (1965) Buy on Amazon
9. Die Manager (1965) Buy on Amazon
10. The adventurers (1966) Buy on Amazon
11. The inheritors (1969) Buy on Amazon
12. A Stone for Danny Fisher (1970) Buy on Amazon
13. The Betsy (1972) Buy on Amazon
14. Never Love a Stranger (1972) Buy on Amazon
15. Betsy (1972) Buy on Amazon
16. Stiletto (1973) Buy on Amazon
17. The Pirate (1974) Buy on Amazon
18. der pirat (1974) Buy on Amazon
19. The Lonely Lady (1976) Buy on Amazon
20. An examination of passages in St. Paul's epistles that are related to the Christian doctrine of predestination (1976) Buy on Amazon
21. Dreams die first (1977) Buy on Amazon
22. Lonely Lady (1977) Buy on Amazon
23. Mezar (1979) Buy on Amazon
24. Air monitoring instrumentation (1979) Buy on Amazon
25. Tecavüz (1980) Buy on Amazon
26. Tek basina (1980) Buy on Amazon
27. Missoula Valley dispersion study (1980) Buy on Amazon
28. AdieuJanette (1981) Buy on Amazon
29. Ben terketme (1981) Buy on Amazon
30. Hançer (1981) Buy on Amazon
31. Hayal tacirleri (1981) Buy on Amazon
32. Once hayaller ölür (1981) Buy on Amazon
33. Sersiz yasanmaz (1981) Buy on Amazon
34. Goodbye Janette (1982) Buy on Amazon
35. Elveda Janet (1982) Buy on Amazon
36. Adios Janette/Goodbye Janette (1982) Buy on Amazon
37. 79 Park Caddesi (1982) Buy on Amazon
38. Park Avenue 79 (1982) Buy on Amazon
39. Pote men agapeseis xeno (1982) Buy on Amazon
40. Spellbinder (1983) Buy on Amazon
41. Antis Jeanette (1983) Buy on Amazon
42. Buyucu (1983) Buy on Amazon
43. Avenida del Parque 79 (1984) Buy on Amazon
44. O Ierokerekas (1984) Buy on Amazon
45. O ierokerukas (1984) Buy on Amazon
46. To Kynigi tis Athanasias (1984) Buy on Amazon
47. Descent From Xanadu; a novel (1984) Buy on Amazon
48. Decent From Xanadu (1984) Buy on Amazon
49. Descent from Xanadu (1985) Buy on Amazon
50. Fedai Buy on Amazon
51. Never Leave Me (Avon red-and-gold library) (1988) Buy on Amazon
52. Pet sematary Buy on Amazon
53. The storyteller (1985) Buy on Amazon
54. Harold Robbins presents: blue sky (1985) Buy on Amazon
55. De speculanten (1986) Buy on Amazon
56. The Piranhas (1991) Buy on Amazon
57. Memories of Another Day (1993) Buy on Amazon
58. Three complete novels (1994) Buy on Amazon
59. The raiders (1995) Buy on Amazon
60. Raiders (1995) Buy on Amazon
61. Piranas/the Piranhas (1995) Buy on Amazon
62. The stallion (1996) Buy on Amazon
63. Die Playboys (1996) Buy on Amazon
64. Tycoon (1997) Buy on Amazon
65. Predators (1998) Buy on Amazon
66. The predators (1998) Buy on Amazon
67. Stiletto The lonely lady Dreams die first (1999) Buy on Amazon
68. Untitled 4 (1999) Buy on Amazon
69. Never enough (2001) Buy on Amazon
70. Depredadores (2001) Buy on Amazon
71. The secret (2001) Buy on Amazon
72. Secret (2001) Buy on Amazon
73. Sin City (2003) Buy on Amazon
74. Heat of passion (2003) Buy on Amazon
75. Victory - Volume 4 (Victory) (2003) Buy on Amazon
76. Betrayers (2004) Buy on Amazon
77. Blood royal (2005) Buy on Amazon
78. The betrayers (2005) Buy on Amazon
79. The devil to pay (2006) Buy on Amazon
80. The looters (2007) Buy on Amazon
81. Stone for Danny Fisher (2007) Buy on Amazon
82. Devil to Pay (2007) Buy on Amazon
83. The deceivers (2008) Buy on Amazon
84. The Last of the Realists (2008) Buy on Amazon
85. The shroud (2009) Buy on Amazon
86. Harold Robbins' The shroud (2010) Buy on Amazon
87. Adventurers (2010) Buy on Amazon
88. Dream Merchants (2010) Buy on Amazon
89. Piranhas (2010) Buy on Amazon
90. Storyteller (2010) Buy on Amazon
91. Shroud (2010) Buy on Amazon
92. Harold Robbins' The curse (2011) Buy on Amazon
93. Curse (2011) Buy on Amazon
94. Stallion (2011) Buy on Amazon
95. Pirate (2014) Buy on Amazon
96. Inheritors (2019) Buy on Amazon
97. Harold Robbins Presents (2025) Buy on Amazon
About Harold Robbins
Harold Robbins was a renowned American novelist who captivated readers worldwide with his sensational and often provocative writings. Born in 1916 Robbins grew up in a poor household which instilled in him a strong sense of perseverance and determination. After serving in the United States Navy he began his writing career as a screenwriter for Hollywood eventually transitioning to novels.
Robbins' style was characterized by his vivid and explicit portrayals of love sex and power which often explored the darker aspects of human nature. His novels typically featured complex larger-than-life characters intricate plots and an unwavering commitment to revealing the truth however sensational it may be. This unapologetic approach to storytelling helped establish Robbins as a household name among readers.
His books often serialized in magazines before being published as novels became instant bestsellers and were translated into numerous languages. Robbins' series of novels frequently delved into the world of wealth politics and high society offering readers a glimpse into the privileged elite. His novels often pushed the boundaries of what was considered acceptable yet still managed to appeal to a broad audience. As a result Robbins' books have become staples of modern popular fiction enjoyed by millions of readers worldwide. His influence can still be seen in contemporary authors who continue to push the boundaries of storytelling.