Zero K
Don DeLillo
2016 · 2017 edition
274 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.
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The Blue Nowhere
Jeffery Deaver
Published 2001
426 pages
Breaking Point
Tom Clancy, Steve Pieczenik, Steve Perry
Published 2000
498 pages
The Andromeda Evolution
Michael Crichton, Daniel H. Wilson
2019 · 2020 edition
366 pages
Polar Shift
Clive Cussler, Paul Kemprecos
2005 · 2011 edition
544 pages
The Store
James Patterson, Richard DiLallo
Published 2017
304 pages
Amped
Daniel H. Wilson
Published 2012
288 pages
Cross Kill
James Patterson
Published 2016
126 pages
Elsewhere
Dean Koontz
2020 · 2021 edition
368 pages
Hummingbird Salamander
Jeff VanderMeer
2021 · 2022 edition
384 pages
WWW
Robert J. Sawyer
Published 2009
352 pages
Blackout
Marc Elsberg
2012 · 2017 edition
320 pages
First Blood
David Morrell
1972 · 2017 edition
352 pages
Ghost Fleet A Novel of the Next World War
P. W. Singer, August Cole
Published 2015
404 pages
Golden State
Ben H. Winters
Published 2019
336 pages
Under Siege
Stephen Coonts
1990 · 1993 edition
608 pages
Fall Or, Dodge in Hell
Neal Stephenson
2019 · 2020 edition
883 pages
Goldilocks The Boldest High-Concept Thriller of the Year
L. R. Lam, Laura Lam
Published 2020
352 pages
Friend Request
Laura Marshall
Published 2017
384 pages
Space
James A. Michener
1982 · 1983 edition
807 pages
Nimitz Class.
Patrick Robinson
1989 · 2001 edition
491 pages
Perfect people
Peter James
2001 · 2012 edition
597 pages
The White Plague
Frank Herbert
1982 · 2007 edition
445 pages
Day of the Cheetah
Dale Brown
1989 · 2008 edition
656 pages