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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

March 31, 2016

Choice of Enemies by M.A. Richards

By Basil Sands Think Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy in Africa. Revenge served cold amidst the bureaucratic bumbling inside the CIA

March 31, 2016

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

March 31, 2016

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

February 29, 2016

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.)

January 31, 2016

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

January 31, 2016

Brute Force by Marc Cameron

By Terry DiDomenico Jericho Quinn returns in BRUTE FORCE, the sixth in Marc Cameron’s popular series. This time, Quinn is

December 31, 2015

Between the Lines Interview with New York Times bestselling author Gayle Lynds

By Anthony Franze She’s been called the “female Robert Ludlum” and the “Queen of Espionage.” She’s broken barriers for women

December 30, 2015

The Lost Codex by Alan Jacobson

By John A. Connell Alan Jacobson, national bestselling author of critically acclaimed novels, has done it again with this latest international thriller, THE

November 1, 2015

Contract to Kill by Andrew Peterson

When Toby Haynes witnesses a double murder—and suspects his boss, Tanner Mason, as the perpetrator of the crime—he does the

August 31, 2015

The Ultimate Threat by James Osborne

Debut novelist James Osborne has thrown a new twist into those tales of domestic terrorism with his version of guerilla

July 30, 2015

Coercion by Tim Tigner

I was snugging a green beret onto my crew-cut scalp when I heard the report: The Berlin Wall, Tom Brokaw

July 30, 2015

Zero World by Jason M. Hough

Published in rapid succession, Jason M. Hough’s first three novels, The Darwin Elevator, The Exodus Towers, and The Plague Forge,

July 30, 2015

Cold East by Alex Shaw

By Liam Saville UK author Alex Shaw has built an international following with his thrillers featuring MI6 operative, Aidan Snow.

June 30, 2015

Under Fire by Grant Blackwood

On a routine intelligence gathering mission in Tehran, Jack Ryan, Jr., has lunch with his oldest friend, Seth Gregory, an

June 30, 2015

Close Quarters by Adrian Magson

By Adrian Magson After the success of The Watchman, the first in the Marc Portman series, which zoomed to the

May 31, 2015

The Altar Girl by Orest Stelmach

By Valerie Constantine Reviewers have called Orest Stelmach’s writing “brilliant, nuanced and deeply moving,” which is high praise for any

April 30, 2015

Close Quarters by Adrian Magson

April 30, 2015

The Russian Bride by Ed Kovacs

Major Kit Bennings is an elite military intelligence agent working undercover in Moscow. When he is blackmailed by a brutal

April 30, 2015

Too Bad to Die by Francine Mathews

By Steve P. Vincent I’d like to open a door to another history, an alternate history, where wonderful heroes we

February 28, 2015

End of Secrets by Ryan Quinn

By Lynne Constantine You may want to rethink what you do in public—at least if you’re a character in Ryan

January 31, 2015

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