Thief. Manipulator. Con artist. Call it what you will—Bianca St. Ives is the best in the business. Growing up, Bianca St…
Espionage Thrillers
The Woman Who Knew Too Much by Tom Savage
Galina Rostova, the hot new star of Moscow’s theater scene—and mistress to a powerful Russian general—has reached out to…
Red Sky by Chris Goff
When People’s Republic Flight 91 crashes in northeastern Ukraine with a U.S. diplomatic agent onboard, U.S. Diplomatic S…
The Forever Spy by Jeffrey Layton
By Sonja Stone The FOREVER SPY, sequel to The Good Spy, finds former Russian naval intelligence officer Yuri Kirov qu…
Disciples of Death by Paul Howard
Sarah Appleton has been kidnapped from her university campus in Cambridge, England. When she escapes, killing her abduct…
Shadows and Echoes by James Cabot
The first book in the RISING SUN triptych, a science fiction historical thriller. An unearthly / mysterious / sinister a…
Winterlong by Mason Cross
It’s been five years since Carter Blake parted ways with the top-secret government operation Winterlong. They brok…
The Excoms by Brett Battles
By Terry DiDomenico Award-winning author Brett Battles is at it again. With several series under his belt, Battles is gi…
Dark Asset by Adrian Magson
It’s back to Somalia (see The Watchman) for deep cover specialist Marc Portman. Hired this time by a French intelligence…
MJ-12: Inception by Michael J. Martinez
By Michael J. Martinez Humanity has always embraced new and exciting ways to inflict harm upon itself. How long did it t…
Nomad by James Swallow
By Charlie Cochrane When I read James Swallows’s bio I had a distinct I-am-not-worthy moment. He’s a bestseller, a BAFTA…
Up Close: Eric Van Lustbader by Jessica Driscoll
Inspired By Real-Life Corruption and War By Jessica Driscoll From the prolific author of the Bourne series comes a new s…
A Murder of Crows by Terrence McCauley
By Don Helin International intelligence agencies are after Bajjah, the brilliant and vicious mastermind of the bio-terro…
Code Name Jack Rabbit by Elizabeth Noble
By Eyre Price With her new novel, CODE NAME: JACK RABBIT, author Elizabeth Noble makes the transition from romance to th…
The Yemen Contract by Arthur Kerns
By J. H. Bográn I first began trading emails with Arthur Kerns back in 2014 when he participated in the Thriller Roundta…
The Good Spy by Jeffrey Layton
By L. E. Fitzpatrick THE GOOD SPY is the latest espionage thriller from Jeffrey Layton, acclaimed author of Blowout, War…
The Dubai Betrayal by Jeremy Burns
By Heidi Ruby Miller Jeremy Burns travels…constantly, but right now he’s settling into his new office and celebrating th…
The Good Traitor by Ryan Quinn
By Matt Ferraz In THE GOOD TRAITOR, Ryan Quinn brings back Kera Mersal, the CIA analyst-turned-operative who uncovers a …
The Travelers by Chris Pavone
By Alex Segura Chris Pavone likes to throw his heroes for a loop. Most of the time, they don’t even know they’re heroes …
Choice of Enemies by M.A. Richards
By Basil Sands Think Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy in Africa. Revenge served cold amidst the bureaucratic bumbling insid…
Hard Cover by Adrian Magson
President Vladimir Putin is almost universally viewed as Russia’s strong man, willing and able to stand up to what he se…
Jump Cut by Libby Fischer Hellmann
By Dan Levy With 13 novels/novellas to her credit, one might not guess that Libby Fischer Hellmann never intended to be …
The Short Drop by Matthew FitzSimmon
By John Darrin I got stuck on this one, coming up with one reason after another to procrastinate. (Sorry, editors.) OK, …
Written in Fire by Marcus Sakey
By Austin S. Camacho Brilliance and its sequel, A Better World, earned Marcus Sakey a legion of new fans. Now Sakey prov…