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I've recently found that the Blake Pierce books are, indeed, written by different authors. Some aren't as good as others, but some of the authors are excellent. I just wish that they would give credit to the actual author of each series.
Dec 29, 2020 · Blake Pierce is author of the bestselling RILEY PAGE mystery series, which includes seven books (and counting). Blake Pierce is also the author of the MA...
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Blake Pierce is a bestselling author best known for the writing of mystery novels that have earned her much popularity. Her most popular series is the Riley Page Mysteries, the first of which was “Once Gone” that was first published in 2015.
- Birth: Lincoln Peirce was born on October 23, 1963, in Ames, Iowa. Yes, his last name really is spelled “Peirce” rather than the usual “Pierce.” It is pronounced “Purse.”
- Childhood: Peirce grew up in Durham, New Hampshire. He first became interested in comic strips when he was 7 or 8 years old. He produced his first set of comic strips featuring the same character, Super Jimmy, when he was in fourth or fifth grade.
- Early Inspirations: As a child, Peirce was inspired by the Peanuts comic strips of Charles Schultz. The Phantom Tollbooth and The Great Brain are among the children’s books that had an impact on him.
- Education: Peirce was educated at Colby College in Waterville, Maine and earned a graduate degree from Brooklyn College in New York.
Blake Pierce has 589 books on Goodreads with 1304253 ratings. Blake Pierce’s most popular book is The Perfect Wife (Jessie Hunt, #1).
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An epic medieval graphic novel by New York Times bestselling author of the Big Nate series, Lincoln Peirce. A laugh-out-loud adventure perfect for middle-grade readers, this is a story about following your dreams, believing in yourself, and the lesson that appearances can be deceiving.
