Books like The Fourth Estate
12 books with a reading profile close to The Fourth Estate by Jeffrey Archer. Practical, outward-looking, clear-cut and escapist; an easy read.
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The Associate
by John Grisham
Also practical and outward-looking · thriller, entertainment
Kyle McAvoy is a high-achieving Yale Law student with a promising future until a mysterious group blackmails him using a grainy video from his undergraduate years.
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Absolute Power
Also practical and outward-looking · thriller, entertainment
Luther Whitney, a professional burglar, witnesses the President of the United States, Alan Richmond, and his Secret Service agents accidentally kill a woman during a drunken sexual encounter.
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3
Op-Center
by Jeff Rovin, Tom Clancy
Also practical and outward-looking · thriller, entertainment
The story follows Paul Hood, the newly appointed director of the National Crisis Management Center, a high-tech intelligence agency designed to bypass traditional bureaucracy.
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Games of state
by Jeff Rovin, Tom Clancy
Also practical and outward-looking · thriller, entertainment
In this third installment of the Op-Center series, Director Paul Hood and his crisis management team confront a resurgence of neo-Nazi extremism in unified Germany.
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The Winner
Also practical and outward-looking · thriller, entertainment
LuAnn Tyler is a destitute single mother living in a Georgia trailer park when a mysterious man named Jackson offers her an impossible bargain.
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THE DEVIL'S BIBLE
by Steve Berry
Also practical and outward-looking · thriller, entertainment
In the twentieth installment of the Cotton Malone series, the retired Justice Department operative is drawn into a high-stakes hunt for the Codex Gigas, a massive medieval manuscript often called the Devil’s Bible.
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Better Off Dead
Also practical and outward-looking · thriller, entertainment
Jack Reacher encounters an army veteran named Michaela Fenton in a remote border town near Arizona.
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Look Again
Also practical and outward-looking · thriller, entertainment
Ellen Gleeson, a single mother and journalist, receives a "Have You Seen This Child?" flyer in the mail featuring a face that matches her adopted son, Will.
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False Memory
by Dean Koontz
Also practical and outward-looking · thriller, entertainment
Martie Rhodes experiences a sudden, paralyzing fear of her own reflection, a condition known as autophobia.
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The King of Torts
by John Grisham
Also practical and outward-looking · thriller, entertainment
Clay Carter works as a low-paid public defender in Washington, D.C., until a routine murder case reveals a pharmaceutical scandal.
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Coma
by Robin Cook
Also practical and outward-looking · thriller, entertainment
Medical student Susan Wheeler discovers a cluster of unexplained surgical complications at Boston Memorial Hospital.
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