Extraordinary Powers
by Joseph Finder | 
The Moscow Club
by Joseph Finder | 
The Red Cobra
by Rob Sinclair | 
Sea of Crises
by Marty Steere | 
Nameless
by Joe Conlan | 
The Six
by Anni Taylor | 
Pandora's Grave
by Stephen England | 
Clandestine
by Isaac Hooke | 
Shiver
by Michael Prescott | 
The Boy
by Tami Hoag | 
Savage Tide
by Greg Barron | 
The Sword of Moses
by Dominic Selwood | 
The Choirboys
by Joseph Wambaugh | 
A Filthy Business
by William Lashner | 
Patriot
by A. S. Bond | 
The Kill List
by Frederick Forsyth | 
The Legal Limit
by Martin Clark | 
Ratcatcher
by Tim Stevens | 
Whirlpool
by Elizabeth Lowell | 
The Gravy Train
by David Lender |
A thriller of gigantic proportions, The Zero Hour focuses on villain Henrik Baumann, a suave, cold-blooded mastermind who seeks to demolish the Wall Street computer network system that is central to the world's financial markets. Not only is The Zero Hour a jolting story with plenty of memorable murders and lusty intrigue, its mix of finance, terrorism, and high technology are meticulously described and mostly accurate: such a computer network actually exists and its destruction could disable financial markets. Wow.