Robert J. Serling

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  • Bibliography:
    5 Books
  • First Book:
    The President's Plane Is Missing (April 1977)
  • Latest Book:
    Something's Alive on the Titanic (June 2013)
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Books in Order: 5 titles

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  • Something's Alive on the Titanic

    They say that ‘curiosity killed the cat’ and that ‘greed damns your soul’, and seldom have these sayings been more terrifyingly true than in one of the greatest horror stories of our times, Robert J. Serling’s bestselling ‘Something’s A...

  • Air Force One Is Haunted

    While the Soviet Union and China move toward a final showdown with America, the United States, having perfected the ultimate anti-missile defense system, and President Jeremy Haines, must make an important decision...

  • Stewardess

    Danni Hendricks' career as a stewardess with Trans-National begins in 1955, is the culmination of childhood ambition, and makes her a participant in the growth of the airlines industry, the advent of jet travel, and the unionization of flight attenda...

  • Wings

    Barney Burton. A brassy, attractive, driving and driven man with a dream, who founded a small airline when the world was exciting and romantic, and times, like planes, were rugged, unreliable, courageous. This is Barney's story: how he became the obs...

  • The President's Plane Is Missing



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Robert J. Serling has published 5 books.

Robert J. Serling does not have a new book coming out soon. The latest book, Something's Alive on the Titanic, was published in June 2013.

The first book by Robert J. Serling, The President's Plane Is Missing, was published in April 1977.

No. Robert J. Serling does not write books in series.
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