Intelligence officer Ellis Voigt fights to prevent the Soviets from infiltrating the Manhattan Project while running fro…
Espionage Thrillers
Safe Houses by Dan Fesperman
By Austin S. Camacho If you’re looking for a truly gripping work of suspense, you should check out Dan Fesperman’s SAFE …
Wet Work: A Dick Thornby Thriller by Donald J. Bingle
Dick Thornby is not Hollywood’s idea of a spy. He’s not a supercool guy in a tuxedo or a crazed loner who do…
The Consultant by T.J. O’Connor
Jonathan Hunter, a rogue CIA consultant AWOL from his Middle East assignment, returns home to witness his brother’s horr…
The Children’s Game by Max Karpov
By Heidi Ruby Miller It’s early morning in Florida, that time before the heat really sets in, and Max Karpov, author of …
The Honorable Traitors by John Lutz
By J. H. Bográn In John Lutz’s new thriller, THE HONORABLE TRAITORS, Thomas Laker, top agent of the elite, super-secret …
The Spy Who Never Was by Tom Savage
In a Manhattan safe house, Nora Baron—a Long Island mother and drama teacher leading a double life as a CIA operative—me…
Falling Stars by Tim Tigner
By Terry DiDomenico Imagine Bin Laden meets Bernie Madoff—and hold on for the ride. This is how Tim Tigner describes his…
The Hapsburg Variation by Bill Rapp
Eight years into his career with the CIA, Karl Baier once again finds himself on the front line of the Cold War. He is s…
A Conspiracy of Ravens by Terrence McCauley
By Dan Levy Terrence McCauley recently released his seventh published work (including both novellas and novels) and the …
Demaris Protocol by Brian Randall
By Austin S. Camacho DEMARIS PROTOCOL is a taut espionage thriller set twenty-five years in the past when views toward g…
The Boldest Measures by Charlie Flowers
It’s the height of summer and a sweltering weekend in London. Riz and Holly have been tasked with taking a jihadi …
The Hacker Chronicles by Patrick Oster
Aloysius Wachter, a clandestine hacker forced by circumstances to turn amateur detective, recounts several of his advent…
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…
The Ultimatum by Karen Robards
Thief. Manipulator. Con artist. Call it what you will—Bianca St. Ives is the best in the business. Growing up, Bianca St…
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…