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Clive Cussler (2008) The Chase. Berkley Set in 1906, the novel features the Butcher Bandit, who is emptying bank vaults and killing innocent people. Isaac Bell, wealthy lead agent of the top-notch Van Dorn Detective Agency, heads the manhunt - chasing him across the American West. A fast-paced historical action novel. More... 
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Harlan Coben (2004) No Second Chance. (Reprint Ed.) Signet Marc Seidman wakes up in a hospital bed after being shot 12 days ago only to discover that his wife has been murdered and his infant daughter is missing. Raging, Marc tries to rescue his kidnapped daughter, but discovers most disturbing facts about his late wife. His attempts to deliver the ransom fail and his daughter seems to be lost. An action-packed thriller. More...
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John Buchan (1994) The Four Adventures of Richard Hannay: The Thirty-Nine Steps / Greenmantle / Mr. Standfast / The Three Hostages. David R. Godine (Publisher) From the father of spy fiction, who was, as recently revealed, the head of the British domestic intelligence agency, MI-5. First published in 1915, the Thirty-Nine Steps is the story of an ordinary fellow who gets caught up in a dramatic and dangerous plot. The book was made into a popular thriller by Alfred Hitchcock. More... 
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W.E.B. Griffin (1994) The Corps: Semper Fi / Call to Arms / Counterattack (Three Complete Novels) Putnam Pub Group Griffin has the unique talent of being able to blend true-to-life history with pulse-pounding action. The novels are set in the Pacific theater right before World Ware II. Probably the best set of military action thrillers available. More...
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Vince Flynn (2005) Consent to Kill. Atria A Saudi billionaire, father of a dead terrorist, is behind a conspiracy to eliminate CIA assassin Mitch Rapp. Hampered by a knee operation and other problems, Mitch has to battle terrorists and paid assassins to save his life, which would be easier, if the new national director of intelligence would not be such a hypocritical coward. More...
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Ken Douglas (2005) Desperation Moon. Bootleg Press Race car driver Sara Hackett's niece has been kidnapped, together with the daughter of software tycoon Radoslaw. Sara suspects that her husband, Radoslaw's security chief, is behind both kidnappings. As Radoslaw is found killed in Sara's bed, the police is after her. Meanwhile the two children can escape. Hunted by the kidnappers, they stumble into most desperate situations. More...
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