Books like Pattern Recognition
A coolhunter in post-9/11 London discovers that a mysterious footage artist is releasing clips online, and the search for the filmmaker becomes an obsession that crosses continents.
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Saturday
A neurosurgeon's ordinary Saturday in post-9/11 London is disrupted by a road-rage incident that escalates into a terrifying home invasion.
Bleeding Edge
A fraud investigator in post-9/11 New York discovers that the tech startup she's examining may be connected to something far more dangerous than financial crime.
The Flamethrowers
A young motorcycle racer and artist moves to New York in 1975, falls for the heir to an Italian tyre empire, and follows him to Italy as the radical movements of 1977 erupt.
Little Eyes
In a near-future where people use small robotic animals to spy on each other, the intimacy of surveillance becomes a new kind of human connection.
Creation Lake
An American spy infiltrates an eco-commune in rural France, and her mission unravels as she's drawn into the group's ancient, unsettling philosophy.
Death in the Andes
At a road-building camp high in the Andes, Corporal Lituma and his deputy investigate the disappearance of three men, with Shining Path guerrillas in the mountains around them.
None of This Is True
A podcaster interviews a woman she met at a restaurant who claims to share her birthday, and the stranger begins, piece by piece, to occupy her life.
The Talented Mr. Ripley
Tom Ripley, a charming, rootless young American, is paid to travel to Italy and bring home a rich man's son, Dickie Greenleaf, but becomes fixated on Dickie and the life he leads.
The God of the Woods
A girl vanishes from an Adirondack summer camp, and the investigation ripples through the camp's wealthy families and the locals who serve them.
The Peripheral
A young woman in near-future rural America takes a gig testing what she thinks is a video game and witnesses a murder in a London seventy years ahead.
Birnam Wood
A guerrilla gardening collective in New Zealand accepts mysterious funding from a billionaire survivalist and plants its kale, accidentally, on top of something else.
The Mask of Dimitrios
Charles Latimer, an English writer of detective stories visiting Istanbul, is shown the body of Dimitrios Makropoulos, a notorious criminal pulled from the Bosphorus, and becomes curious enough to trace the dead man's life across Europe.