Espionage
Loyalty is a working hypothesis. Tradecraft, handlers and betrayal — fiction where the enemy is often on your own side of the desk.
On the Crime & Suspense shelf.
Books shelved as Espionage
- The Silent War — Anthony Reynolds / Chris Wraight / Graham McNeill / Rob Sanders / Nick Kyme / James Swallow / John French / C Z. Dunn / John French / L.J. Goulding / Anthony Reynolds / James Swallow / Christian Z. Dunn / Nick Kyme / Graham McNeill / Rob Sanders / Chris Wraight / Laurie Goulding
- Final Approach — John J. Nance
- Cryptonomicon — Neal Stephenson
- The Delirium Brief — Charles Stross
- Blackout — John J. Nance
- City of Stairs — Robert Jackson Bennett
- The Big Four — Agatha Christie
- HOST — Russ Capasso
- El Maestro de Espejos — Daniel Silva
- It Ends with Knight — Yasmin Angoe
- Mother Night — Kurt Vonnegut
- The Atrocity Archives — Charles Stross
- Little Sister — Giles O'Bryen
- The Hunt for Red October — Tom Clancy
- Commander in Chief — Mark Greaney
- The Labyrinth Index — Charles Stross
- The Temporary Agent — Daniel Judson
- The Cardinal of the Kremlin: An electrifying Jack Ryan thriller that will have your heart racing — Tom Clancy
- Casino Royale — Ian Fleming
- The Jennifer Morgue — Charles Stross
- Persepolis Rising — James S. A. Corey
- Praetorian of Dorn — John French
- The Lost World — Michael Crichton
- Medusa's Child — John J. Nance
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