books by Brad Thor

books by Brad Thor

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Brad Thor

Brad Thor

Pocket, 2007

A Thriller From Start To Finish
Takedown is a thriller from start to finish. It will keep readers on the edge of their seats for the whole ride. It features counterterrorist operative Scot Harvath who is a master at hunting down the bad guys and stopping more destruction. This novel was set ...

Path of the Assassin: A Thriller

Brad Thor

Pocket Star, 2007

I Could Not Put This Book Down
This was an amazing book. I picked it up and read it almost non-stop for a couple of days. If you like spy thrillers, this is it. I hope they make it into a movie. I believe this was the first in the series.

The First Commandment: A Thriller

Brad Thor

Pocket, 2008

A Thriller with Biblical Assaults
Fete of Death "First Commandment" is a well-crafted political thriller rife with action and plot twists. Nano-chapters and -paragraphs help kick the story along in high gear. Not only must Scot Harvath fight the bad guys, namely the terrorists, in this one, he ...

State of the Union: A Thriller

Brad Thor

Pocket, 2005

Great Read
If you like suspence and spies Brad Thor mixes both very well. One of my favorite authors and characters.

The Last Patriot: A Thriller

Brad Thor

Atria Books, 2008

Spellbinding
This is my first Brad Thor Book. It is by far the best book I have read since Noble House. Thor has the ability to intertwine history with fiction and produces a most riveting read. I especially enjoyed reading Chapter 16 about the Barbary Pirates. I remember my High ...

The Lions of Lucerne

Brad Thor

Pocket Star, 2007

Relentless Thriller
This was my first Brad Thor novel and I absolutely loved it from cover to cover. This book had amazing action and adventure sometimes maybe a little over the top but hey it is a work of fiction. Scott Harvath is a great character, very resoureful but yet not a comic ...

Blowback: A Thriller

Brad Thor

Pocket, 2006

Ingenious plot
Having read several of Thor's novels, I think this is his best one to date (May 2008). The back drop for the story is Hannibal's crossing the Alps to attack the Roman Empire, and a book called the Arthashastra (which is actually a 15 volume Indian treaties on ...