Brad Thor’s The Lions of Lucerne (2002) kicks off his long-running series featuring Navy SEAL-turned-Secret Service agent Scot Harvath, delivering an action-heavy mix of political intrigue, international settings, and relentless pacing.
Garrett M. Graff, known for his meticulous narrative nonfiction works such as The Only Plane in the Sky and Watergate: A New History, turns his focus to one of the most consequential episodes of the twentieth century — the birth of the atomic bomb.
James Patterson’s collaborations are known for their brisk storytelling, fast dialogue, and tightly wound suspense. In The Hamptons Lawyer, co-written with sports journalist and novelist Mike Lupica, the duo shifts their attention from high-profile city thrillers to the privileged enclaves of Long Island’s Hamptons.
In Dead Fall, the 22nd installment of Brad Thor’s long-running Scot Harvath series, the action shifts to war-torn Ukraine in the aftermath of Russia’s brutal invasion. With geopolitical tension, battlefield espionage, and trademark high-octane combat, Thor delivers a taut and timely thriller that blends current affairs with relentless pace and morally complex choices.