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Greg Bearstandalone novel2002

Science fiction, about immortality and genetic engineering.

“Fueled by a wealth of research, an overdose of self-confidence, and the money of influential patrons to whom he makes outrageous promises, Hal experiments with organisms living in the hot thermal plumes in the ocean depths.”
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Shane SchofieldSeries

series5 books1998

Adventurous in tone.

“Ice Station is Australian thriller writer Matthew Reilly's second novel, released in 1998.”
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Start with Ice Station →

Doc SavageUniverse

universe269 books1933

Adventure.

“On the eighty-sixth floor of a Manhattan skyscraper waits a man built for the impossible.”
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Start with The Perfect Assassin →

includes Doc Savage (Patterson and Sitts), The Wild Adventures of Doc Savage, Doc Savage novels, Doc Savage (Nostalgia Ventures reprints), Doc Savage omnibuses, Doc Savage radio scripts, The Wild Adventures of Pat Savage

Effective Engineering SolutionsSeries

series37 books1995

Mystery & detective, about murder investigation, set in north america.

“Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child wrote it as a standalone techno-thriller in 2000; it later fed into their separate Gideon Crew series rather than getting a direct sequel of its own.”
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Start with Thunderhead →

NightUniverse

universe134 books2006

Set in contemporary.

“Jonathan Maberry's Night is one dark country stitched from horror and hard science, where a weaponized pathogen and an old nightmare called Doctor Nine turn out to haunt the same map.”
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Start with Broken Lands →

includes Joe Ledger, Dead of Night (Maberry), Pine Deep, Rot & Ruin, The Sam Hunter Case Files, Joe Ledger / Rot and Ruin

Bad MonkeysNovel

Matt Ruffstandalone novel2007

Psychological thriller, mysterious in tone, about identity, set in north america.

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