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Old 10-02-2013, 12:16 PM   #13
Istvan diVega
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66 is no age at all, so this really is very sad. He leaves a legacy of great thrillers and will undoubtedly be remembered for generations.

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An author I've never read, but probably will at some point. Thriller isn't usually my genre so if there are suggestions of a starting point that would be great.
His first two books are undoubtedly his best and probably among the very best in the genre, in my opinion. His Jack Ryan series is also excellent, up to and including Red Rabbit in 2002. After that, with the introduction of Jack Ryan Jr., the writing takes a marked turn for the worse. His OP-Center, Net Force and other co-authored series/books are really not worth the money or effort, being wholly unremarkable. I haven't checked out his last two novels (Locked On and Threat Vector), but I couldn't make it through the previous two (Dead or Alive and Against All Enemies) so I'll probably not bother.
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