James Renner books

James Renner is an American journalist and author known for his true crime non-fiction and speculative fiction novels.

Non-Fiction

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Amy: My Search for Her Killer 2006 Buy
Washington Heights, Inwood, and Marble Hill 2007 Buy
The Serial Killer’s Apprentice 2008 Buy
It Came from Ohio 2012 Buy
Enormous Stories 2014 Buy
True Crime Addict 2016 Buy
Little, Crazy Children 2023 Buy
Scout Camp 2025 Buy

Short Stories/Novellas

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Googleplex 2013 Buy
Gordie and Skoot Kill a Bear 2013 Buy
Keepsakes 2013 Buy
The Winds of Astrodon 2013 Buy

Standalone Novels

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The Man from Primrose Lane 2012 Buy
The Great Forgetting 2015 Buy
Muse 2019 Buy

James Renner is an Ohio-based journalist and author who works across true crime non-fiction and speculative fiction. His non-fiction books draw from his investigative reporting, including Amy: My Search for Her Killer (2006) about the murder of Amy Mihaljevic and True Crime Addict (2016) about the disappearance of Maura Murray.

Renner has also written three novels that mix mystery with science fiction and fantasy concepts, starting with The Man from Primrose Lane (2012). His fiction and non-fiction share an interest in unsolved mysteries and the people obsessed with solving them.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books has James Renner written?

James Renner has written fifteen books across three series.

What was James Renner's first book?

James Renner’s first book is Amy: My Search for Her Killer, published in 2006.

What kind of books does James Renner write?

James Renner writes in two main areas: true crime non-fiction based on his investigative journalism, and speculative fiction novels that blend mystery with science fiction elements. His non-fiction includes True Crime Addict (2016) and Amy: My Search for Her Killer (2006).

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