Most Read This Week In Espionage

Spy fiction, literature concerning the forms of espionage, was a sub-genre derived from the novel during the nineteenth century, which then evolved into a discrete genre before the First World War (1914–18), when governments established modern intelligence agencies in the early twentieth century. As a genre, spy fiction is thematically related to the novel of adventure, the thriller and the politico–military thriller.

Most Read This Week Tagged "Espionage"

The French Illusion (The French Illusion, #1)
Chain Reaction (Jack Reacher, #31)
The Shadow Friends (The Martini Club, #3)
Ransom
Double Tap (Mitch Rapp #25)
Hope Rises
Our Noble Selves
The Summer Guests (The Martini Club, #2)
Family of Spies
Revenge Prey (Lucas Davenport #36)
Redwood: The Untold Story of the Cold War's Most Extraordinary Spy
Choke Point (Scot Harvath #25)
The Fourth Option
Slough House (Slough House, #7)
Munich Wolf (Sebastian Wolff #1)
Eleven Numbers
Bad Actors (Slough House, #8)
The Daughters' War (Blacktongue, #0)
Shadows Upon Time (The Sun Eater, #7)
Clown Town (Slough House, #9)
The Perfect Assassin (Doc Savage, #1)
Shroud
The Predicament
The Devil's Hand (Terminal List, #4)
Veiled Court (Legacy of Avalon, #1)
Evil in High Places
Cry Havoc (Tom Reece #1)
Gabriel's Moon
Never
The Undercover Bookshop
The Persian
In the Blood (Terminal List, #5)
Cold Zero
Off the Record
Red Sky Mourning (Terminal List #7)
Only the Dead (Terminal List #6)
Antihero (Orphan X, #11)
The Seventh Floor
End Game (William Warwick, #8)
Moscow X
Denied Access (Mitch Rapp, #24)
Playing It Safe (Electra McDonnell, #3)
The Last Orphan (Orphan X #8)
Dark Horse (Orphan X, #7)
The Year of the Locust
The Bookshop of Secrets
Edge of Honor (Scot Harvath #24)
Victoria
Shadow Strike (Pike Logan #20)
A Death in Cornwall (Gabriel Allon, #24)
The Cellist (Gabriel Allon, #21)
The Judas Monk Murders
Next in Line (William Warwick, #5)
The Collector (Gabriel Allon, #23)
The Secret Stealers
The Frenchman (The Frenchman #1)
The Shock of the Light
Lone Wolf (Orphan X, #9)
The Harvest Festival Murders (Homefront Sleuths, #6)
SPY×FAMILY 14
An Eye for an Eye (William Warwick, #7)
The Elias Network (Caspian Anderson, #1)
The Silverblood Promise (The Last Legacy, #1)
Tom Clancy Rules of Engagement (A Jack Ryan Novel Book 27)
The Elias Conspiracy (Caspian Anderson Book 3)
Prodigal Son (Orphan X, #6)
The Nord Stream Conspiracy: The Inside Story of the Explosions That Shook the World
Tom Clancy Defense Protocol (Jack Ryan #25)
The Devil's Bible (Cotton Malone #20)
Three Hitmen and a Baby (Assassins Anonymous, #3)
Standing by the Wall: The Collected Slough House Novellas
Spies, Lies, and Alibis
Capture or Kill (Mitch Rapp, #23)
The Elias Enigma (Caspian Anderson, #2)
The Second Son (Chase Burke #1)
The Scourge Between Stars
A Cold Wind from Moscow
The Librarians of Lisbon
Karla's Choice
Europa (City Spies #7)
Spy School Blackout (Spy School, #13)
Tom Clancy Executive Power (Jack Ryan #20)
Terminal Velocity (Jack Ryan, Jr. #14)
The American School of Spies: The Archaeologists Who Fought the Nazis and Saved the Treasures of Ancient Greece
The Spy Keeper of Marseille
A Spy Alone
The White Lady
The Afternoon Tea Murders (The Secret Detective Agency, #4)
Revenge of Odessa (Odessa #2)
The Last Secret Agent: My Life as a Spy Behind Nazi Lines
El italiano
Black Ice (Scot Harvath, #20)
Translation State
The Medusa Protocol (Assassins Anonymous, #2)
The Secret Detective Agency (The Secret Detective Agency, #1)
Tom Clancy Act of Defiance
The Drowning Game
The Illegals: Russia's Most Audacious Spies and Their Century-Long Mission to Infiltrate the West
Spy School Project X (Spy School #10)
Mr. Whisper (The Specialists, #1)

“ Fedin laughed outright, a grim, calculating gesture as hard and unfeeling as cold steel. “Twenty million Russians have been slaughtered by the Fascists in the last six years..... Always remember this, Squadron Leader. It was our war, our victory and now it is our Berlin. We tolerate your presence in this city… if that. ”
― KGE Konkel, Who Has Buried the Dead?: From Stalin to Putin … The last great secret of World War Two

Karl Braungart
“ We are aware of your association with the Russian mafia, Mr. Linkov. Of course, you do not want this publicized. It would mean the end of your diplomatic career, perhaps imprisonment. ”
― Karl Braungart, Lost Identity

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