D. D. Warren · Book 13

The Guy Who Died Twice

Published
1 January 2019
Pages
60
ISBN-13
9781721387540
Type
short
Cover of The Guy Who Died Twice

About this book

The Guy Who Died Twice (2019) is a short, optional piece slotted at position 9.5 in the D. D. Warren series, one of four between-volume shorts alongside The 7th Month, The Laughing Buddha, and 3 Truths and a Lie. It runs 60 pages.

Key facts about The Guy Who Died Twice

Lisa Gardner wrote The Guy Who Died Twice, a short story on our list. It has been out since 1 January 2019. The book has 60 pages.

We list 1 edition of this short story. Since each edition has its own ISBN, search for 9781721387540 to find the main one.

The Guy Who Died Twice is book 13 of 15 in the D. D. Warren series. The series has 15 published books. However, the series starts with Alone (2005). When You See Me is the latest book in the series with a full release date, out on 1 January 2020.

Additionally, Lisa Gardner writes Quincy & Rainie, Tessa Leoni and Frankie Elkin as separate series. Those series sit on our thriller shelf. Meanwhile, You'll Be Sorry is the latest published Lisa Gardner book on file, from 4 August 2026.

About Lisa Gardner

Lisa Gardner is a bestselling thriller writer raised in Hillsboro, Oregon, who studied international relations at the University of Pennsylvania and published her first novel, Walking After Midnight, at twenty, under the pseudonym Alicia Scott, the name behind thirteen romantic suspense novels before she rebranded under her own name and shifted toward darker, more procedural crime fiction. See every Lisa Gardner book in order.

Its place in D. D. Warren

The Guy Who Died Twice is book 13 in the D. D. Warren series. It follows Look For Me. It is followed by Never Tell. See the full D. D. Warren reading order.

D.D. Warren is a driven, no-nonsense Boston homicide detective who first appears investigating a fellow officer's shooting of an intruder in her own home and keeps returning across the series as either lead investigator or a major supporting presence in other detectives' cases. Lisa Gardner writes tense, research-heavy thrillers — child abduction, cult psychology, domestic abuse, survivor trauma — often told from multiple points of view including the victim's or suspect's perspective, which gives the books a more…

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