Collider has published a ranked list of the ten best sci-fi thriller books of all time, highlighting titles that blend speculative science with high-stakes suspense. The list, compiled by writer Luc Haasbroek, spans works ranging from mind-bending quantum fiction to classic detective-style sci-fi and modern space opera.

– No. 10: "Dark Matter" (2016) — a physics professor is kidnapped and thrust into a parallel reality, praised for its emotional depth alongside quantum-mechanics themes
– No. 9: "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" (1968) — Philip K. Dick's classic, the basis for Blade Runner, follows a bounty hunter questioning what separates humans from androids
– No. 8: "Leviathan Wakes" (2011) — the first Expanse novel, mixing space opera, detective work and political intrigue amid Solar System colonisation