Korean Thriller

World War III has begun. And no one is safe. ⭐ “The closest thing to Tom Clancy I’ve read in years.” ⭐ “Chillingly realistic—and impossible to put down.” ⭐ “A nonstop, adrenaline-fueled ride from start to finish.” The first missiles fall without warning. Within hours, the world is at war. Across the Pacific, American and allied forces are shattered—airbases reduced to ash, fleets scattered, defenses overwhelmed. What was once unthinkable becomes reality as the balance of power collapses in a single, devastating blow. Now, the fight to survive begins. Deep beneath the...

In the virtual city of Alegria, fantasies are made real, innumerable lifetimes are lived, and even death itself is a survivable experience. An escape from reality that changed the landscape of artificial intelligence, it is home to more than one hundred million people. Though it’s been six years since Alegria’s creator—revolutionary tech genius KC Kim—died of cancer, his legacy is alive in the pinnacle of KC’s genius: an AI named Allen who surges with KC’s memories.

A torpedo is in the water, and the fifty men about to die do not officially exist. Ten days earlier, a North Korean Romeo-class submarine slips out of Wonsan on a night tide. She is thirty years obsolete, running on a battery that no longer holds a full charge, and she carries sealed orders and a passenger: a defector with thirty years of secrets and a bottle of vodka rationed by the day, like the amps. Captain Ryu is ordered north. He turns south instead, through the Tsushima Strait, because it is the last route anyone will expect. It works, and it ruins him. Within four days Pyongyang has...

In the heart of a quiet town, a young woman tends to her plant shop, but beneath the surface of her lush, green sanctuary lies something far darker.... Will you dare to disrespect her plants? Tucked away in the corner of a neighborhood in Dosan, South Korea, is the Plant Shop. Shop owner Yoohee...

The world's greatest assassins are on a high-risk mission for the President—but a powerful mastermind wants them dead in this #1 New York Times bestselling thriller. The President knows it's a perilous, high-risk assignment. If he gives the order, he has the opportunity to take down a global...

Bloody Sunday is the latest in Ben Coes's New York Times and USA Today bestselling Dewey Andreas series. North Korea, increasingly isolated from most of the rest of the world, is led by an absolute dictator and a madman with a major goal—he's determined to launch a nuclear attack on the United...

Nicholai Hel-genius, mystic, and the perfect formidable assassin returns in this blockbuster thriller from the #1 bestselling author of Shibumi. "Winslow imbues the James Bond-esque superspy atmosphere with a deep knowledge of Eastern cultures, including the ancient Japanese game of Go. There is...

In my world, secrecy is a way of life. My coworkers at the CIA think my name is Alexis, my best friend thinks I work for a hotel, and my neighbors know nothing because I'm barely around enough to say hello. Only three people in the world know who I really am. And it needs to stay that way. I thought I’d been doing a good job of keeping my lives separate, making sure no one could connect the dots between who I am now and what I did five years ago. But when my team is tasked with tracking down a deadly neurotoxin, our new analyst Scott could blow my entire secret identity out of the water. ...

From New York Times Bestselling author (creator of the Netflix series V Wars), Jonathan Maberry comes the first in a brand new series featuring Joe Ledger and Rogue Team International. A small island off the coast of Korea is torn apart by a bioweapon that drives everyone—men, women, and...

NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER GOOD MORNING AMERICA BOOK CLUB PICK When a father goes missing, his family’s desperate search leads them to question everything they know about him and one another in this thrilling page-turner, a deeply moving portrait of a family in crisis from the...

Seo-jin grew up an only child. That was the lie her family sold her — until a stranger with her own face turns up in a photograph that shouldn't exist, and the neat architecture of her childhood starts to collapse. She had a twin. She was taken. And the people who took her had reasons they buried deeper than either girl ever knew. Now Seo-jin isn't just looking for a sister. She's looking for the truth her whole family agreed, a long time ago, to forget.

The ultimate threat 100 kilos of plutonium have vanished. No one yet grasps how serious this is. A train derails in the Alps, on the night of Halloween. Two railway workers disappear without a trace. Officially: an accident. Unofficially, French intelligence already knows it isn’t. Meanwhile, in a small Normandy village, an overworked country doctor is grinding through winter consultations — flu, sore throats — until a farmer calls him one evening: his animals are dying, his dog too, and he himself isn’t “feeling too good” either… What Dr. Bruno Frapin uncovers that night will...

NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER The master of military historical fiction turns his discerning eye to the Korean War in this riveting novel, which tells the dramatic story of the Americans and the Chinese who squared off in one of the deadliest campaigns in the annals of combat: the Battle of...

The first letter arrives with no return address and a memory Dr. Yeon-joo Seo doesn't remember living. She's spent her career listening to other people's carefully constructed stories. Now someone is sending her the true version of her own — one page at a time, one betrayal at a time. Every letter gets closer to the truth about her marriage, her mentor, and the man she trusted with both. By the final page, Yeon-joo will have to decide which is more dangerous: the lie she's been living, or the person determined to end it.

"The master of assassin novels, Vince Flynn, now has serious competition." - Librarian review "If you like Clive Cussler, Matthew Reilly or Daniel Silva you will like this book, it had me gripped from page one and the ending is truly exciting." “Well-written, and there is much in it of history, adventure, and suspense.” - The Writer’s Edge Frank Murdoch lives on a remote private island in Alaska, drawn there by its peace and isolation. There he finds a secret, unearthed from a cave sealed for seven decades. His historical research attracts Abby Sinclair, a lovely archaeologist. But it...

Five passengers boarded the train. The manifest says six. Ji-Hyeon counts them twice before she believes it — and the woman in the red coat, the one who shouldn't exist on any list, is watching her do it. What starts as a discrepancy on a late-night train becomes a reckoning with a debt her family buried decades ago, one that's been riding the rails ever since, waiting for the right passenger to finally collect. Some ghosts don't haunt houses. Some of them just keep riding, keep waiting, keep watching — until every debt is paid.

ONE OF THE ATLANTIC’S GREAT AMERICAN NOVELS OF THE PAST 100 YEARS The debut novel from critically acclaimed and New York Times–bestselling author of My Year Abroad and the highly anticipated A Tender Age In Native Speaker, author Chang-rae Lee introduces readers to Henry Park. Park has spent...

The Last River Rat – Book 2: The falcon One man can win battles. A resistance can win a war. Cade "Ranger" Broussard has spent months turning Louisiana's bayous into a graveyard for the North Korean occupation. Fuel depots burn. Convoys disappear. Entire patrols vanish without a trace. The enemy finally realizes they aren't hunting a survivor. They're hunting a soldier. When a brilliant North Korean strategist arrives to stop the attacks, Ranger faces an opponent who learns as quickly as he does. Every trap becomes harder to set. Every victory becomes more costly. At the same time, ...

There is nowhere to run on a ferry in the middle of the ocean — which is exactly why the woman in cabin 17 chose this boat to tell Soo-min the truth. Her sister didn't die the way everyone said. And the man Soo-min trusts most has spent years making sure no one asks the right questions. By the time the ferry reaches shore, someone will have stopped remembering. Someone will have started. And Soo-min will have to decide whether she can trust her own mind long enough to survive the crossing.

Cave diver Han Soo-jin doesn't go looking for bodies. She goes looking for silence — the kind found forty meters beneath the surface, where nothing can reach her. But when she surfaces from a routine dive off Jeju Island with a set of human remains that shouldn't exist, she's pulled into a cold case with roots that reach into her own family. The deeper she digs, the more she realizes: some things are buried because they're forgotten. Others are buried because someone is still alive to make sure they stay that way. Soo-jin has spent her life diving toward the dark. This time, the dark is ...