Descent Into Madness by Vernon Frolick, story of a manhunt for a mad trapper in the remote British Columbia wilderness in the ‘80s. Absolutely insane

Band of Brothers, while not exactly a thriller style setup is well paced and magnificent.

Shake Hands With The Devil by Romeo Dallaire, eyewitness account of the Rwandan Genocide

The Last Stand by Nathaniel Philbrick, Custer and The Little Bighorn

The Tiger by John Vaillant, account of the hunt of a man eating tiger

Golden Spruce by John Valliant, the account of a killing of a tree

Devil In The Grove by Gilbert King

Modoc and Tattooist of Auschwitz

Really anything in the “based on a true story” with plot holes and so lacking in plausibility that Milhouse Van Houtens girlfriend from Canada could’ve written them.

It’s a great book, the audiobook does help quite a bit though as far as cadence and pacing.