I've read most of Andy Mcnabs stuff, same with Chris Ryan and same with Anthony Horowitz. That's the kinda stuff I like but open to suggestions, see what you got?
Try The Complete Sherlock Holmes/Complete Arthur Conan Doyle.
Guaranteed to keep you entertained for ages.
You'll be hooked for life.
If you don't like it I'll buy a 650b bike. 😀
Have you tried the original James Bond books by flemming? You'll see why Daniels is the best bond yet. Nasty piece of work.
Wilbur Smith?
Knife of Never Letting Go, by Patrick Ness
John Le carre
afaik, pretty much all of the work of H.P. Lovecraft is available foc from amazon.
likewise the Jules Verne work 'The Mysterious Island' is worth reading.
Get yourself a subscription to 2600 magazine and Philosophy Now - 99p and 1.99 p/m respectively (although the magazines are not monthly publications if that makes sense)
Both good interesting reads.
If Si Fi is your thing a subscription to Asimov's Science Fiction.
I also generally check out the 'Daily Deal' and there is often an interesting looking book that I would never have bought at full whack but is worth a punt at a squid...
Cheers
Danny B
I'm currently reading World War Z by Max Brooks, it's very good shame the film looks a bit pap. You might findiitqui interesting, lots of military analysis, of a war against zombies 🙂
Anything by Ranulph Fiennes.
Ed McBain books going cheap, can also borrow them through the lending library. Sean Kelly's new book is in the lending library too. Unfortunately, I must wait until the end of the month
Anything that takes your fancy in dead-tree format, that is also available in handy, easily carried ones and zeros format. 😀
Totally agree with Rusty on the Sherlock Holmes stuff but if you're looking for action you can't go wrong with Lee Child's Jack Reacher series - far better than anything you listed.
If you like that give Bernard Cornwell's Sharpe series a go
Flashman by George Mcdonald Fraser
Sniper One by Dan Mills
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Sniper-One-Blistering-British-Battle/dp/0141029013
The Demon Princes by Jack Vance
[url= http://www.amazon.co.uk/Praesagium-ebook/dp/B00E7Z6QEI/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1377377451&sr=8-1&keywords=praesagium ]Praesagium[/url] is good 😉
Anything by RJ Ellory check them out they are brilliant books
Crow Road and Stonemouth by Iain Banks and if you like these everything else he has written (however watch out for his science fiction which is under Iain M Banks
Bonfire of the Vanities and the A Man in Full by Tom Wolfe are fantastic too
Good luck !
Anything by Lee Child.
And Wool by Hugh Howey.