Browsing Books by Books Like The American Mission
- The Last Refuge (2012)
- Learning that Iran has completed its first nuclear device and is plotting to destroy Tel Aviv, Dewey...
- The Ascendant (2014)
- "From a riveting new voice in suspense fiction, THE ASCENDANT is an action-packed thrillers followin...
- Prague Fatale (2012)
- In 1941 Prague, private detective Bernie Gunther must sort through a roomful of murderous high-ranki...
- The Racketeer (2013)
- When a Federal judge and his secretary fail to appear for a scheduled trial and panicked clerks call...
- A Foreign Country (2012)
- When a newly appointed first female Chief of MI6 disappears weeks after two possibly related cases, ...
- Eye for an Eye (2013)
- Earning powerful international enemies for his role in thwarting a series of terrorist attacks, Dewe...
- Independence Day (2015)
- Sidelined after two operations gone wrong and a terrible personal loss, former Delta and new intelli...
- The Light Between Oceans (2012)
- "A novel set on a remote Australian island, where a childless couple live quietly running a lighthou...
- The Cairo Affair (2014)
- The assassination of an American diplomat in Hungary places a Cairo-based CIA agent in love with the...
- The Intercept (2012)
- An adrenaline-fueled thriller debut in the tradition of "Three Days of the Condor" from the famed cr...
- Hard Knocks (2012)
- After the murder of a client, former Boston cop-turned-private investigator Jack Reilly is compelled...
- A Man Without Breath (2013)
- Working in the Wehrmacht's War Crime Bureau of 1943 at the behest of an old friend, sardonic Berlin ...
- The Lincoln Myth (2014)
- A latest high-stakes thriller featuring favorite American President Cotton Malone finds him tackling...
- The Brass Verdict (2008)
- Things are finally looking up for defense attorney Mickey Haller. After two years of wrong turns, Ha...
- Red to Black (2009)
- In a resurgent Russia fueled by oil money and run by a corrupt oligarchy, a beautiful KGB colonel, A...
- Secrets of State (2015)
- Matthew Palmer returns with another gripping, all-too-real thriller deeply entrenched in real-world ...
