The Expanse books are pretty good.
Great attention to detail when it comes to worldbuilding, good dialogue, cool characters, and a good sense of when to drop the punch which makes the reader go "wait... what?... whoa man, that's nuts".
Leviathan Wakes is a great read.
Caliban's War is good, but didn't wow me.
Abbadon's Gate is when the series begins to delve away from plausible future tech and gets into the realm of alienware. It's ok.
Cibola Burn was, to me, an exhilarating read. Although some people have found it drab or slow.
Nemesis Games is divisive, to me it was exciting and very impactful, to others the level of violence was cartoonish. But what I like about the authors is that they're not afraid to smash their carefully constructed world and explore the plausible consequences. This makes it look a bit like real history.
I'm currently reading Babylon's Ashes and I'm finding it a tad boring, but every two or three chapters something happens that gets my attention. Some characters are fun to follow, others not so much.