Hacker fiction by John Wilander, in reading order. Pick a book to read more and to find where to buy it.
If you enjoy hacker thrillers, check out John's debut novel, Identified.
– Daniel Suarez, author of Daemon
This is a true technological thriller. A crack team doing a more realistic mission impossible, complete with real consequences, massively researched Russian locales …
– Bradley Horner
Fantastic book! I enjoyed it from cover to cover. I will be recommending this book to everyone on my social media accounts.
– Joseph Bruce
This was a good book! It makes you think and it seems like these hacking scenarios could actually happen, since there is so much unknown with computers.
– Megan Davan
This digital age thriller was tense and very well written, probably more so than the first book because I could connect a little more to West and his fight.
– Heather Stewart
What impressed me the most is all facts can happen in real life! All the hacks, the government decisions, the behaviours of the heroes of the book …
– Carette Antonin
Fabulous book!! I want more!! Excellent story, plots within plots, technically sound regarding the hacking, great character development, exciting pacing …
– L. J. Erste
Fast-paced, great characters, and grapples with technology and society issues that are near-and-dear to hackers and will make any reader think.
– Dan Cornell
This was a really fun read in the vein of Hackers, Sneakers, the Net, and other great hacking movies. I loved the characters. The stakes felt real.
– John Wilker
Do you love Tom Clancy, submarines and Russian espionage? How about Artificial Intelligence, undersea cables and foreign attacks on the global internet?
– Kirk
It's a page turner. The suspense, the romance, the stage for the security-privacy near future plot make this a quick and delightful read.
– Adam Baso
If you enjoyed Cory Doctorow’s Little Brother, Homeland and Attack Surface, this book will feel just right, and fits in with their dystopian surveillance nightmare.
– KJ
Identified reveals the near future, in which the government surveillance apparatus, as revealed to us by Snowden, has grown immeasurably powerful.
– Ryan G
The story is great, the main characters are memorable, and the ending was satisfying.
– Mark Papadakis
I love the realistic but futuristic use of technology and how everything feels 10 years ahead of where we are.
– Dale
More technically accurate than a typical hacker book.
– Adriana Porter Felt
A caper for computer geeks.
– Eric Lawrence
Hacker fiction by John Wilander, in reading order. Pick a book to read more and to find where to buy it.
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