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⌈ Secret Post #3259 ⌋

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Re: Short thriller and inspirational novels

[feotakahari]

Seconding Matthew Reilly for thrillers, with one important caveat. The series I read from him was Seven Deadly Wonders and its sequels, which are very actiony and easy to read. They also portray every villain as a blatant stereotype of whatever country they come from, even if a non-stereotypical hero comes from the same country. The central villain of the first book is an American stereotype, but the overall series villains are Japanese stereotypes, so I'd recommend against it if your friend is of Japanese descent.

(BTW, Reilly mentioned in the notes for Seven Deadly Wonders that the Ice Station villains were British, so I expect that might be an easier sell.)

My father also mentioned someone called Steve Berry, though I don't know much about them.