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A terrifyingly plausible, adrenaline-fueled race against a faceless, automated threat that will leave you looking nervously at the sky. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with Kill Decision.
- paranoiac
- adrenaline-fueled
- dread-soaked
- relentless
- 01
Army of none
Paul Scharre
A chilling, authoritative look at the bleeding edge of military AI that asks who—or what—should hold the power of life and death.
- 02
Ghost fleet
Peter Warren Singer
A chillingly plausible, high-octane glimpse into the terrifying realities of near-future global warfare.
- 03
Daemon
Daniel Suarez · 2009
A relentless, hyper-realistic techno-thriller that turns the invisible code running our world into a terrifying, unstoppable antagonist.
- 04
Freedom™
Daniel Suarez
A relentless, high-octane techno-thriller that forces you to question who really runs the world.
- 05
Zero Day
Mark Russinovich
A chillingly plausible, ticking-clock techno-thriller that will make you want to unplug every device you own.
- 06
I am Pilgrim
Terry Hayes
A sprawling, cinematic masterclass in tension that pulls you into a high-stakes, globe-spanning game of cat and mouse.
- 08
The Peripheral
William Gibson
A gritty, mind-bending plunge into a rusted-out future where virtual gig work bleeds into high-stakes, cross-temporal murder.
- 09
Dark intelligence
Neal Asher
A gritty, adrenaline-fueled plunge into a dark future where rogue AIs pull the strings and humanity is just another malleable resource.
- 10
Quantico
Greg Bear · 2005
A high-stakes, dread-soaked race against time where rookie agents confront a terrifyingly plausible biological threat amidst institutional collapse.
- 11
Infomocracy
Malka Older
A cerebral, high-stakes political thriller where data is the ultimate weapon and democracy is a fragile, hackable experiment.
- 12
Void Star
Zachary Mason
A tense, cerebral plunge into a flooded, drone-patrolled future where memory is a commodity and artificial intelligence borders on the incomprehensible.
