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Originally Posted by Lynx-lynx

Robert Harris, The Fear Index wasn't too bad. It's cyber crime based and not too incredulous.

Sounds interesting, I'll put it on my TBR list.

Originally Posted by Lynx-lynx

Gerald Seymour has written a number of contemporary political thrillers. For example:
The Corporal's Wife

I've sampled The Corporal's Wife and didn't like the writing and the characters.

Originally Posted by JSWolf

All of the Vince Flynn books are very good.
David Baldacci's Camel Club series is very good.

I've read both series and I liked them. Too bad that Vince Flynn passed away.

Originally Posted by Luffy

Brad Thor's books are clean fun devoid of much swearing sex or sadistic violence.

I've read one of them and IMHO his books aren't as good as Vince Flynn's books.

Originally Posted by Luffy

Also The Kill Artist (Gabriel Allon #1) by Daniel Silva. The second book I couldn't complete, but the first one I've rated 4 stars.

I liked the first one, too, and stopped reading the series after the second one.

Originally Posted by JSWolf

If you don't mind wisecracking heroes, I also recommend Nelson Demille's John Corey series. Night Fall is the best book of the pack. One of the strongest 5 star ratings I've given to any book. Hope that helps.

I've read all John Corey books and I actually enjoyed the wisecracking, however, the later books, though usually well researched and written, often have plots that are a bit too predictable.