His best stuff:
Rum Punch
Pronto
Riding the Rap
The Hot Kid
LaBrava
Glitz (the book that made him huge)
Cuba Libre
52 Pick-Up
Tshimingo Blues
Pagan Babies

The next tier (still excellent):
Unknown Man #89
City Primeval
Big Bounce
Cat Chaser
Freaky Deaky
Swag
Stick
Mr. Paradise
Maximum Bob
Mr. Majestk

Very good, but sorta problematic:
Get Shorty (never loved the book, though I loved the movie)
Out of Sight (another case where I actually like the movie better)
Split Images
Killshot

The enjoyable but kind of slight:
Moonshine War
Gold Coast
The Hunted
Switch

Just okay:
Bandits (his follow-up to "Glitz". His longest and most character-driven book. Doesn't quite come together in the end)
Touch
Road Dogs (ostensibly a sequel to "Out of Sight", but also a sort-of sequel to "LaBrava" and "Riding the Rap")

The not-so-good/bad:
Be Cool (sequel to "Get Shorty")
Up in Honey's Room (sequel to "The Hot Kid". Might be his worst book)
Raylan (sequel to "Fire in the Hole" that he started to write after "Justified" got green-lit)

Noticing a pattern here? Outside of "Rum Punch" and "Stick," the out-right sequels that he writes tend to suck.

I think that covers mostly everything I've read. Reading "Djiboutti" right now, so I can't rank it yet. And I haven't read his kid's book, but I hear it's good.

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