Time of Attack

Fans of Marc Cameron's Arliss Cutter will appreciate the rugged, untamed setting and the dedicated law enforcement protagonist in Joe Pickett, a game warden navigating crime in the challenging Wyoming wilderness. Both series feature a strong sense of place and a protagonist committed to justice against formidable odds.

Readers who enjoy Arliss Cutter's no-nonsense approach and relentless pursuit of justice will find a kindred spirit in Jack Reacher. This series opener introduces a lone wolf ex-military operative who stumbles into a dangerous conspiracy, delivering fast-paced action and a compelling, morally ambiguous hero.

For those who appreciate the high-stakes, political thriller elements and the highly capable protagonist of "Time of Attack," Scot Harvath's debut offers a similar blend. An ex-Navy SEAL caught in a global conspiracy, Harvath's story is packed with international intrigue and relentless action.

If you're drawn to the origins of a formidable operative and high-octane counter-terrorism action, this prequel to the Mitch Rapp series is a perfect fit. It showcases the intense training and ruthless efficiency of a protagonist dedicated to protecting his country, mirroring the dedication and skill seen in Arliss Cutter.

This book shares "Time of Attack"'s intense, high-stakes action and a protagonist driven by a powerful sense of justice, albeit through a darker path. James Reece, an ex-Navy SEAL, embarks on a brutal quest for revenge against those who wronged him, offering a relentless and gritty narrative.

Fans of law enforcement protagonists and intricate crime solving will appreciate Harry Bosch, a detective with a complex moral code. While set in an urban environment rather than the wilderness, Bosch's relentless pursuit of justice and his willingness to bend rules echo Arliss Cutter's dedication.

Readers who enjoy a highly skilled, resourceful protagonist operating outside conventional law enforcement will be drawn to Evan Smoak, the Orphan X. This book delivers intense action and a compelling narrative of a trained assassin using his skills to help the desperate, similar to Cutter's protective instincts.

For those who love non-stop action, international espionage, and a highly capable protagonist constantly on the run, Court Gentry's story is a perfect match. Like Arliss Cutter, Gentry is a formidable force, navigating dangerous situations with skill and resilience, making for an exhilarating read.

Readers who appreciate a shrewd, somewhat unconventional law enforcement protagonist and a compelling cat-and-mouse game will enjoy Lucas Davenport. This book offers a gripping police procedural with a dark edge, focusing on the psychological aspects of crime and the relentless pursuit of a dangerous killer.

This book offers a strong sense of place and a protagonist with a past in law enforcement, reminiscent of Arliss Cutter's setting and character. Alex McKnight, an ex-cop now living in Michigan's rugged Upper Peninsula, gets drawn into a local mystery, combining atmospheric tension with a compelling crime narrative.