Audible is making waves today with their awesome 2 For 1 Sale, which includes some of the biggest names and titles in the world of thrillers. We’ve highlighted a few of the most notable books you can, but there’s no word on how long the sale will last–so hurry up and get your favorites ordered right today–just click here!
Fool Me Once by Harlan Coben (This was actually our highest rated thriller of 2016, and we cannot recommend it enough.)
Orphan X by Gregg Hurwitz (The sequel, The Nowhere Man, is one of our highest rated thrillers in 2017. Hurwitz’s series is one of the best new spy franchises in years!)
The Second Life of Nick Mason by Steve Hamilton (The follow-up, Exit Strategy, comes out tomorrow–May 16th–so now is the perfect time to buy this book if you haven’t already read it.)
The Cartel by Don Winslow (Winslow is one of the best authors writing today, regardless of genre. A true master of his craft, The Cartel is absolutely amazing.)
The Kill Artist by Daniel Silva (If you like Mitch Rapp or Scot Harvath and haven’t checked out Daniel Silva’s Gabriel Allon, you’re missing out in a big way. Allon is Israeli’s premier intelligence operative, and this book tells his origin story.)
Before the Fall by Noah Hawley (This novel just won an Edgar Award. See what all the fuss is about!)
The Black Echo bt Michael Connelly (If you love the Bosch Amazon-produced TV show but haven’t jumped into Connelly’s novels, this would be a great place to start.)
The House of Secrets by Brad Meltzer (The first novel in a hot new series by Brad Meltzer, who mixes past historical events into his modern thrillers better than anyone.)
Suspect by Rober Crais
The Gray Man by Mark Greaney (Another lethal assassin who fans of Vince Flynn, Brad Thor, and Brad Taylor will enjoy.)
The Enemy by Lee Child
Suspicion by Joseph Finder
Tom Clancy Threat Vector by Tom Clancy and Mark Greaney
The Hunt for the Red October by Tom Clancy
Find Her by Lisa Gardner (The most recent novel from Gardiner, Finder Her hit #1 on the New York Times list earlier this year.)
Pretty Girls by Karin Slaughter