Books like Osama by Ryan, Chris

Jason Bourne, the man who knows nothing, finds himself in a nightmare version of himself, a killer who could be anyone.

A gripping thriller about a family dealing with their teenage son's potential suicide after a friend's suicide, with a twist of unexpected brutality.

Matt Browning is offered a chance to steal $10 million in gold and diamonds from al-Qaeda.

In the midst of the Syrian civil war, former SAS trooper Danny Black is drawn into a perilous MI6 mission to forge alliances with rebel forces and private military contractors, balancing loyalty and survival amid shifting geopolitical interests.

A gripping thriller about organ trafficking and a British SAS team's pursuit of a kidnapped girl.

Matt Browning, a former SAS assassin, is pulled back into deadly service when MI6 enlists him to stop a drug‑trafficking plot—only to find his past and a lethal secret tied to the elite unit The Increment.

Former SAS captain Will Jackson returns to Afghanistan, risking everything to prevent a devastating terrorist attack orchestrated by the Taliban.

A thriller about two SAS brothers, Sam and Jacob Redman, who face betrayal, secrecy and a conspiracy that could jeopardize world peace.

A thrilling military adventure in space and on the ground, Strike Force combines geopolitical intrigue, high-tech weaponry, and a colorful cast of characters.

"Eleven powerful pieces first published in The New Yorker recall the path terror in the Middle East has taken from a more peaceful time in 1990s Israel to the recent beheadings of reporters by ISIS.With the Pulitzer Prize-winning The Looming Tower, Lawrence Wright became generally acknowledged as one of our major journalists writing on terrorism in the Middle East. This collection draws on several articles he wrote while researching that book as well as many that he's written since, following where and how Al Qaeda and its core cult-like beliefs have morphed and spread. They include: a picture of Saudi Arabia under the control of the religious police; the Syrian film industry, then compliant at the edges but already exuding a feeling of the barely masked fury that erupted into civil war; Israel and Hamas waging war over Gaza. Others continue to look into Al-Qaeda as it forms a master plan for its future, experiences a rebellion from within the organization, and spins off a growing web of terror in the world. The American response is covered in profiles of two FBI agents and a head of the CIA. It ends with the recent devastating capture and beheadings by ISIS of four American journalists and how our government handled the situation"--

Following a suicide bombing in central London, series SAS hero Danny Black is recruited to be part of an assassination squad, directed by a joint MI5/MI6/CIA committee and tasked with hunting down and killing the terrorist cells believed to be planning further atrocities. Early leads take them to a North London mosque and a one-armed hate cleric, whom the Home Secretary repeatedly tries and fails to expel from the country, a sleazy Saudi prince living in a Park Lane Hotel - on the surface a devout Muslim, he devotes himself to booze, drugs and hookers as soon as his family are out of the building - and a grizzled ex-Regiment guy who is spreading rumours that Diana was assassinated by the SAS in the tunnel in Paris because of her Arab lover. The trail of clues takes Danny to a training camp in the Yemen, but just as he has the enemy in his sights, he discovers that they are somehow one step ahead of him, and he begins to suspect that they are being topped off by someone close to home.