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Joseph Finder has penned several gripping titles including "Company Man," "Killer Instinct," "Paranoia," "Power Play," "The Switch," "Suspicion," "Buried Secrets," and "High Crimes." These works explore themes of mystery and suspense, providing readers with thrilling narratives.

I also have a deep appreciation for genres such as horror, thrillers, crime stories, and historical novels. Among my favorite authors are well-known names like William Wharton, Jonathan Carroll, Henning Mankell, and Guy N. Smith. I find the works of James Herbert, Anne Rice, and Dan Brown intriguing, as they masterfully weave suspenseful tales.

Other noteworthy authors include Kathy Reichs and Tess Gerritsen, who create mystery-filled stories that captivate readers. Similarly, Arnaldur Indridason and Max Brooks offer fascinating reads in the suspense and thriller categories. Philippa Gregory and C.W. Gortner bring history to life through their richly detailed novels, while Raymond Khoury and Elizabeth Chadwick continue to enchant with their historical storytelling.

Cristina Morato, Dario Fo, and S.K. Tremayne are also on my literary radar, along with Sam Christer and Steve Berry, who create captivating narratives that hold my interest. Writers like Javier Sierra, Gillian Flynn, Lee Child, and Michael Connelly have a knack for developing deep and engaging plots.

Additionally, I enjoy works by Ken Follett, Dennis Lehane, and Remigiusz Mróz, as well as thrilling stories by Wojciech Chmielarz and Jakub Żulczyk. I admire the storytelling prowess of Michel Bussi, Donato Carrisi, and David Baldacci, who never fail to deliver intriguing narratives. Classic authors like Jane Austen provide a contrast with their timeless tales.

Harlan Coben, Peter May, Alex Kava, and Charlotte Link continue to captivate with their contemporary thrillers. The legal dramas of John Grisham and Phillip Margolin keep me engaged, while authors like Leif GW Persson and Ian Rankin offer intricate plots in their crime novels.

Wilbur Smith and Craig Russell are also prominent in my reading list, along with Marek Krajewski and Ted Dekker. Jo Nesbo, Camilla Lackberg, and Hakan Nesser are among my Scandinavian crime favorites, while John Case offers solid reads in the genre.

Stieg Larsson, Asa Larsson, Ake Edwardson, and PD James provide gripping crime narratives, and Arne Dahl, Gregg Olsen, and Cilla and Rolf Borjlind write compelling thrillers. Mario Puzo's storytelling remains a staple, and authors like Michael Hjorth and Hans Rosenfeldt continue to intrigue.

Peter Robinson, Tami Hoag, and Anders Roslund are go-to authors for suspenseful reads, and Borge Hellstrom, Brian Haig, and David Hewson never fail to deliver captivating stories. Tom Rob Smith and Ingrid Hedstrom offer deeply engaging plots, as do Sharon Bolton and John Lutz.

Nele Neuhaus and Erica Spindler create thrilling tales, alongside beloved authors like Mary Higgins Clark and Max Bentow. Mo Hayder, Lisa Gardner, and Lisa Unger round out my list of favorites, as classics by Agatha Christie continue to inspire. Authors like Anne Holt, Joy Fielding, and Mari Jungstedt offer excellent contemporary tales, with Sharon Sala and Viveca Sten contributing exciting narratives to this mix.

In the realm of thrillers and historical novels, Nelson DeMille, Patricia Cornwell, Tom Clancy, Robin Cook, and Michael Palmer are notable names. David Morrell, J.R.R. Tolkien, and John Le Carre also stand out in this impressive array of authors.

Robert Harris, Sebastian Fitzek, and Gregg Hurwitz provide deeply engaging reads, while Frederick Forsyth and Robert Ludlum offer classic suspense. Dolores Redondo, John Katzenbach, and Michael Crichton continue to captivate, with Thomas Hardy's works remaining timeless.

Thomas Harris delivers chills with his thrilling narratives, as does Carlos Ruiz Zafon, known for his rich storytelling. Finally, Arturo Perez-Reverte and Aleksandra Marinina round off this diverse list of talented authors, each offering unique and compelling stories.