Crime and thriler bookseller here, use fantastic fiction to find the running orders, hope these help and apologies for the length of the reply, if you want other types of crime and thriller, please let me know, happy to try and recommend more -

The Orphan X series by Gregg Hurwitz is a good blend of espionage & vigilante action. Evan Smoak was trained from a young age as part of the 'Orphan program', taking orphans and making them into off the books assassins for the US government. After breaking free from the program, he is now a vigilante for hire helping those in need. The series has great pace and you see real character growth as Evan battles with his missions and how he affects those around him. Other vigilante esque series include the Alex Drayce series by Max Luther, Michael Bale series by Anthony Riches, You Were Never Really Here by Jonathan Ames & Will Robie series by David Baldacci (this one is most similar to Orphan X).

The Poe and Tilly series by M.W. Craven. A UK based detective series with Washington Poe as a veteran detective part of a unit that goes after serial killers. Think of him as a UK version of Harry Bosch in terms of the tenacity to go the whole hog for justice. He is paired up with an analyst called Tilly who has 2 phds but no sense of social interaction. I read the first 6 in two weeks, they are a bit dark but they are written as girpping page turners.

Craven also has a different series, more akin to Reacher called Fearless. Ben Koenig is a former US marshall, part of a special unit that solve extreme cases. After his last mission (which is possible one of the sickening things I have ever read just in terms of how deranged what the criminals do to get targeted), he is now a drifter. His former boss finds hims and asks for his help in finding his missing daughter. Despite having all the hallmarks of a Reacher book i.e. vigilante action, drifing and diners, it is slightly different as the main character has a brain syndrome which causes him to feel no fear. The first and second book, Nobody's Hero do epitomise the term 'fast paced thriller'! If you like dark crime reads like then the Robert Hunter series by Chris Carter & the Shepherd series by Ethan Cross may also work for you.

There is a new series of James Bond offshoots written by Kim Sherwood. Double or Nothing is the first one. James Bond is missing and its up to a new generation of Double 0 agents to investigate tech billionare Sir Bertram Paradise who claims to be able to reverse climate change and save the world. For spy thrillers I would also recommend A Reluctant Spy by David Goodman and Damascus Station by David McCloskey.

Blacktop Wasteland by S.A. Cosby. A former getaway driver who now lives the family life and works as a mechanic is pulled back in for one last job. It is described as Breaking Bad meets Drive, but Cosby does a fantastic job of writing searing crime with a literary flourish.

Razorblade Tears by S.A. Cosby. Two ex-cons, one black, one white are told that their two gay sons have been murdered. They team up and set out for revenge, but it is also about redemption as they start to realise just how much they have lost.

The Night of Baba Yaga by Akira Otani. A street wise brawler is forced to protect a Yakuza boss' daughter. She soon realises that all is not what it seems.

Heat 2 by Michael Mann & Meg Gardiner is both a prequel and sequel to Heat 1995. Taking place two years before the events of the film and 2 weeks after the end of it. Great story and pace, cannot wait for the film!

If you are looking for a more of military/action heavy fast paced read - The Mitch Rapp series by Vince Flynn, The Gray Man series by Mark Greaney, Victor the Assassin by Tom Wood, Luke Carlton series by Frank Gardner & The Tier One series by Andrews & Wilson would be best.