About The Author: Les Roberts
A renowned name in the world of mystery novels, Les Roberts has undoubtedly left his mark. Prior to venturing into the realm of fiction, he carved an illustrious career in Hollywood spanning 24 years, during which he developed and penned an impressive 2,500 half-hour tv segments. His iconic contributions include stalwarts like The Hollywood Squares, The Lucy Show, The Andy Griffith Show, The Jackie Gleason Show, as well as The Man from U.N.C.L.E. His valuable insights and expertise led him to serve as the President of the Private Eye Writers of America. He also critiques books for The Plain Dealer, a newspaper based in Cleveland. His magnum opus, however, remains his creation of the Milan Jacovich series.
An Author’s Debut: Roberts’ First Published Work
Les Roberts made a sparkling debut in the world of published authors in 1987 with his novel, An Infinite Number of Monkeys.
Roberts’ Unique Writing Style: Engaging And Relatable
Roberts’ writing style is often characterized by its remarkable fluidity and engaging narrative. His knack for weaving complex mysteries and intriguing characters makes his works riveting reads.
Roberts’ Books In Order: From First to Latest
Below is a detailed list of Les Roberts’ books, arranged in order of their original publication dates:
Publication Order of Saxon Books
| An Infinite Number of Monkeys | (1987) |    |
| Not Enough Horses | (1988) | |
| A Carrot for the Donkey | (1989) | |
| Snake Oil | (1990) | |
| Seeing the Elephant | (1992) | |
| The Lemon Chicken Jones | (1994) | |