Engelstalige politieke thrillers

1. Irvine Welsh

Can Nothing Save Us?

A new book by Irvine Welsh is always an event . . . No living author is as entertaining to read

1. Philippa Malicka

In Her Defence

The Talented Mr Ripley meets Gillian Flynn in this juicy, page-turning courtroom drama about family, privilege, the dark side of therapy and the slippery nature of memory.

1. Lisa Masse , Bremmer

Catch the Brass Ring

In Catch the Brass Ring, the second installment of Lisa Masse Bremmer's The Executive Assistant duology, readers are drawn back into the life of former U.S. President Gabriella Caloroso and her family as they acclimate to post-presidential life. Uncovering financial infiltration by a reemerging criminal syndicate targeting their philanthropic foundation and threatening the life of their young son, this political thriller intricately weaves together themes of justice, family bonds, critical illness and the relentless pursuit of a better world. As Gabriella fights against the odds, her unwavering commitment to philanthropy and building a lasting legacy shines through. The narrative is rich with political intrigue and personal struggles, making it a compelling read for those who appreciate stories of courage and determination. With each twist and turn, Catch the Brass Ring not only entertains but also inspires readers to reflect on their own legacies and the impact they can have on society. Gabriella's story is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit, reminding us that even in the darkest times, hope and justice can prevail.

1. Lisa Masse , Bremmer

The Executive Assistant

In the heart of Washington, D.C., a young woman's journey unfolds as she confronts political corruption and family secrets, transforming from an ambitious assistant into a fierce advocate for justice, sustainability, and reform, embodying resilience and empowerment. Gabriella Caloroso's story is a compelling exploration of personal growth set against the backdrop of political intrigue. As a recent graduate of New York University, Gabriella steps into her role as Executive Assistant to Senator Maxwell Harrison, a charismatic figure on Capitol Hill. However, her initial excitement quickly turns into a quest for truth as she uncovers deep-seated family secrets and rampant corruption within the political system. Navigating the treacherous waters of American politics, Gabriella grapples with her identity and ethical beliefs, forcing her to confront the very foundations of her values. Her experiences propel her from the shadows of the Senate office to the forefront of global advocacy, where she champions social justice, sustainable development, and political reform. Through her journey, readers witness the evolution of a young woman who learns to harness her voice and power in a world often dominated by male counterparts. Gabriella's resilience shines as she faces adversity head-on, illustrating the importance of integrity and the relentless pursuit of justice. The narrative not only highlights the challenges of navigating a male-dominated political landscape but also serves as an inspiring reminder of the impact one individual can have in the fight for change. The Executive Assistant is a powerful testament to the strength of character and the transformative power of leadership, encouraging readers to reflect on their own roles in shaping a better future.

1. J Kauffman

The Escape

1. Henry Alley

At Large