Project Hail Mary
Andy Weir
2021 · 2022 edition
476 pages
The most popular techno-thriller books
Techno-thrillers turn on technology that feels real. Submarines, satellites, cyber attacks, weapons and labs are described in convincing detail, and the plot often puts nations on the brink. Ideal if you like to know how things work while the clock runs down.
Results
Dark Matter
Blake Crouch
2003 · 2016 edition
342 pages
Deception Point
Dan Brown
2001 · 2002 edition
556 pages
The Hunt for Red October
Tom Clancy
1984 · 1999 edition
432 pages
Origin
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Artemis
Andy Weir
2014 · 2017 edition
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Recursion
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The Andromeda Strain
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Cellulaire
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403 pages
Timeline
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496 pages
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288 pages
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Tom Clancy
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540 pages
Prey
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634 pages
Someone We Know
Shari Lapena
2019 · 2020 edition
292 pages
Clear and Present Danger
Tom Clancy
1989 · 2018 edition
963 pages
Upgrade
Blake Crouch, 布莱克·克劳奇
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352 pages
Casino Royale
Ian Fleming
1973 · 2023 edition
224 pages
Red Storm Rising
Tom Clancy
1986 · 1994 edition
652 pages
Heart of a Dog
Mikhail Bulgakov
1974 · 2021 edition
122 pages
Next
Michael Crichton
2006 · 2008 edition
300 pages
Without Remorse (Jack Ryan Universe #1; John Clark, #1)
Tom Clancy
1983 · 1993 edition
639 pages
Delete All Suspects
Laurell K. Hamilton
1996 · 2005 edition
247 pages
Hard Times
Charles Dickens
1858 · 2019 edition
326 pages
The Lost World
Arthur Conan Doyle
1978 · 2019 edition
220 pages