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The book is about a woman who is being stalked by a man with psychic powers

Sidney Sheldon’s classic tale of love, betrayal, and revenge

The Hostage is a novel by W. E. B. Griffin

The third installment in the Jason Bourne series, featuring high-stakes action and a gripping tale of international intrigue.

A collection of four novellas, each with its own unique horror and suspenseful elements, showcasing Stephen King's storytelling prowess.

A spy novel featuring George Smiley, as he listens to the confessions of a former agent, providing insights into the world of espionage and the moral complexities involved.

A serial killer is on the loose, and it's up to Kay Scarpetta to catch him.

"The Russia House" by John le Carré is a spy thriller set against the backdrop of the Cold War. The novel follows British publisher Barley Blair, who becomes entangled in an espionage plot involving Soviet secrets. Le Carré's intricate storytelling, realistic characters, and deep understanding of the world of espionage contribute to the novel's acclaim.

"Clear and Present Danger" by Tom Clancy is a political thriller featuring Jack Ryan, a CIA analyst. The novel explores the complex world of international politics, drug cartels, and the consequences of covert operations. Clancy's meticulous research and detailed storytelling contribute to the novel's realism and suspense. The book is part of the Jack Ryan series, which became highly popular.

A man is brought back from the dead after his wife and daughter are killed in a car accident. But he soon realizes that he has been brought back for a reason, and that he has to use his new powers to stop a madman.

The book is about a woman who is being stalked by a man with psychic powers

"The Cardinal of the Kremlin" by Tom Clancy is a political thriller that follows Jack Ryan as he navigates the complexities of Cold War espionage and confronts a high-stakes crisis involving Soviet technology. Clancy's detailed knowledge of military and intelligence operations contributes to the authenticity and suspense of the novel.

"The Sands of Time" by Sidney Sheldon is a suspenseful novel that weaves together the lives of four nuns, a wealthy industrialist, and a charismatic terrorist. The story spans continents and decades, involving themes of love, intrigue, and political unrest. Sheldon's narrative skill and knack for creating page-turning plots make "The Sands of Time" a captivating and thrilling read.

"The Icarus Agenda" by Robert Ludlum is a thriller that follows an American ambassador who becomes entangled in a complex conspiracy involving political intrigue and global threats. Ludlum's intricate plotting and fast-paced narrative contribute to the book's status as a gripping thriller.

Misery is a 1987 novel by Stephen King. The novel's narrator, Paul Sheldon, is a successful writer who is rescued from a car crash by his "number one fan", Annie Wilkes. Annie takes Paul to her home, where she nurses him back to health and holds him captive.

Jack Ryan is back, facing an IRA splinter group in a high-stakes international thriller.

Willie Miller is on death row, convicted of the brutal murder of his family. When his appeals have all been exhausted, his lawyer, Julia Rutledge, visits him one last time. Willie is certain that he will be exonerated, and Julia wants to believe him. But as she reviews the evidence, she realizes that everything points to his guilt. Just before his execution, Willie tells Julia that there is a key hidden in the wainscoting of his cell. He asks her to find it and use it to unlock the truth. Julia is certain that Willie is innocent, but she has no idea where to begin.

The collective clown phobias of seven teenagers are rekindled in their adult lives by the terrifying title character. Originally published in 1986.

"The Bourne Supremacy" by Robert Ludlum is a thriller and the second installment in the Jason Bourne series. The novel continues the story of Jason Bourne, a former operative suffering from amnesia, as he becomes entangled in a web of international intrigue. Ludlum's fast-paced narrative and complex plot twists contribute to the book's status as a classic in the espionage genre.

Red Storm Rising is a technothriller novel by Tom Clancy and co-author Larry Bond about a Third World War in Europe

A Perfect Spy is a novel by John le Carré. The book follows the story of Magnus Pym, a British spy, as he tries to uncover a Soviet mole. The book is filled with le Carré's trademark suspense and intrigue.

"If Tomorrow Comes" by Sidney Sheldon is a crime thriller that follows the story of Tracy Whitney, a woman wronged by the legal system. After a series of events, Tracy embarks on a journey of revenge and redemption. The novel is known for its twists and turns, exploring themes of justice, crime, and the complexities of human nature. Sheldon's storytelling captivates readers with its suspenseful narrative.

"The Aquitaine Progression" by Robert Ludlum is a political thriller that follows lawyer Joel Converse as he becomes entangled in a complex conspiracy. The novel explores themes of corruption, power, and the pursuit of justice. Ludlum's intricate plots and suspenseful storytelling are prominent features of this gripping thriller.

Windmills of the Gods is a 1984 novel by Sidney Sheldon. The novel is about a woman who is appointed as the United States Ambassador to Romania and becomes involved in a conspiracy.

The Fourth Protocol is a 1984 political thriller novel by Frederick Forsyth. The book is based on the Smithsonline.org.uk

A horror novel about an overweight lawyer who mysteriously starts losing weight after a Gypsy curse, leading to a desperate quest for survival.

The story of an American spy during the Cold War

"Pet Sematary" by Stephen King is a horror novel that explores the consequences of tampering with the natural order of life and death. The story follows a family that discovers a burial ground with supernatural properties. King's novel delves into themes of grief, mortality, and the darkness that can lurk in the seemingly mundane.

"The Little Drummer Girl" by John le Carré is a spy novel that follows the story of an English actress, Charlie, who becomes entangled in a complex espionage plot. Set against the backdrop of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the novel explores themes of identity, politics, and the moral complexities of intelligence operations. Le Carré's intricate storytelling is a hallmark of the espionage genre.

"The Parsifal Mosaic" by Robert Ludlum is a thriller that intertwines espionage, political intrigue, and matters of the heart. The novel follows the protagonist, Michael Havelock, as he becomes entangled in a web of conspiracy and attempts to unravel a complex and dangerous plot.

A suspenseful novel by Mary Higgins Clark, intertwining the lives of two women connected by a tragic event and a web of secrets.

In this thriller set in the early 1900s, a young man named Nikolai is recruited by the Russian government to be a spy. He is sent to England to infiltrate the upper class and gather information about the country's plans for war. Nikolai quickly finds himself in over his head, and he must use all of his skills to survive.

"Noble House" by James Clavell is a historical novel set in Hong Kong during the 1960s. The book follows the powerful Struan trading company and explores themes of business, politics, and intrigue. Clavell's novel is part of his Asian Saga, a series of interconnected novels set in East Asia.

Mystery novel set in Soviet Russia, featuring investigator Arkady Renko.

"The Bourne Identity" by Robert Ludlum is a classic thriller that introduces readers to the character Jason Bourne, a man with amnesia who discovers he is a skilled operative. The novel combines action, intrigue, and espionage, setting the stage for a series of Bourne adventures.

In 1327, Brother William of Baskerville is sent to investigate a death at a Benedictine abbey.

book description: the story of a young girl with pyrokinesis who is hunted by a secret government agency

The story of a British intelligence officer in World War II who infiltrates the German army in Egypt

"The Matarese Circle" by Robert Ludlum is a thriller that follows two intelligence agents, one American and one Russian, as they join forces to combat a dangerous secret society. Ludlum weaves a tale of espionage, conspiracy, and international intrigue, keeping readers on the edge of their seats.

The novel is set in the late 1970s and early 1980s, mostly in London