#30, The 14th Colony, by Steve Berry

Imagine a former KGB agent still cherishes thoughts of revenge against the USA for what it did to his country. Throw in Cotton Malone, suitcase nukes and the impending presidential inauguration and you've got yourself a thriller. This wasn't bad as thrillers go, but don't look here for a lot of depth in the characterization of our hero, his friends, or his enemies. A pleasant way to while away a few hours. For my money, though, there are many better reads out there. Try

Zoo Station

by David Downing.