For the Guardian, Deaver named his top ten novels featuring the internet or computers.

The Difference Engine by William Gibson and Bruce SterlingRead about another novel on Deaver's list.
The authors who brought us cyberpunk (the concept and the term itself) penned a computer thriller with indeed a difference: It takes place in 19th-century London. The device in question operates on steam, and the plot is driven by missing punch cards. Figuring prominently in the story are the real-life mathematician and philosopher Charles Babbage and Lord Byron's daughter, Ada, who was in fact the world's first computer programmer.
--Marshal Zeringue