10 books for fans of The Cartographers
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Jack & Jill
Alex Cross • Book 3
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A senator's murder marked with a nursery rhyme launches Alex Cross into a hunt for two killers systematically targeting the rich and powerful in the nation's capital.
★ 4.01 Goodreads (91.1K ratings) - 2
The Warehouse
by Rob Hart
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Imagine Amazon controlling not just your shopping but your entire life—housing, food, relationships—all within their sprawling corporate facilities. Hart's corporate dystopia feels uncomfortably plausible.
★ 3.84 Goodreads (15.1K ratings) - 3
Tom Clancy Act of Defiance
Jack Ryan • Book 19
by Brian Andrews, Jeffrey Wilson, Tom Clancy
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President Jack Ryan faces Russia's secret naval project—a superweapon that could shift global power while their corrupt land forces provide the perfect cover for deception.
★ 4.60 Goodreads (8.3K ratings) - 4
Only the Dead
Terminal List • Book 6
by Jack Carr
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A 1980 political assassination connects to a present-day conspiracy threatening global stability, forcing Navy SEAL James Reece to confront enemies embedded in America's power structure.
★ 4.54 Goodreads (24.0K ratings) - 5
Red Sky Mourning
Terminal List • Book 7
by Jack Carr
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A rogue Chinese submarine navigates toward the US West Coast while a Silicon Valley mogul's quantum computing breakthrough threatens America's very existence.
★ 4.48 Goodreads (20.4K ratings) - 6
New York to Dallas
In Death • Book 33
by J.D. Robb, Susan Ericksen
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The monster from Eve's first case as a rookie cop escapes prison and heads straight for her, forcing her to confront the childhood horrors that made her a cop. Robb digs deep into her protagonist's origin story.
★ 4.45 Goodreads (34.8K ratings) - 7
Apprentice in Death
In Death • Book 43
by J.D. Robb
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Three people die from sniper fire at an ice skating rink — apparently random victims until Dallas realizes she's hunting a killer learning the craft under expert guidance. The 43rd In Death novel explores how murder becomes a teachable skill.
★ 4.45 Goodreads (27.5K ratings) - 8
Cry Havoc
Tom Reece • Book 1
by Jack Carr
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Carr ventures into historical thriller territory with 1968 America—civil unrest, Vietnam War, political assassinations—as backdrop for a spy ship capture off North Korea. The period setting adds weight to familiar espionage themes of loyalty and betrayal.
★ 4.45 Goodreads (8.7K ratings) - 9
Hellbent
Orphan X • Book 3
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Hurwitz's third Orphan X novel puts Evan Smoak's surrogate father Jack in mortal danger from the same government program that created both mentor and lethal protégé.
★ 4.44 Goodreads (25.3K ratings) - 10
