Between Two Scorpions by Jim Geraghty
Lots of action, political intrigue, international travel and culture and good-natured humor/banter between the husband and wife team.
Tag: espionage
Spies in the Family by Eva Dillon
Both a gripping tale of spy craft and a moving personal story, Spies in the Family is an invaluable and heart-rending work.
The Traitor’s Story by Kevin Wignall
An intelligent espionage thriller that explores the complex nature of loyalty, patriotism and love amongst other things. Although, it is not really a typical th...
A Spy Like No Other: The Cuban Missile Crisis and the KGB links to the Kennedy Assassination by Robert Holmes
Robert Holmes delves into a turbulent time in international affairs for the United States, describing these two events in the context of the espionage world. I...
An American Spy by Olen Steinhauer
With An American Spy Olen Steinhauer continues to explore both the mechanics of spy craft and the moral tension inherent in the trade using Milo Weaver as his l...
In the Mail: On Target
On Target (A Gray Man Novel) by Mark Greaney Publishers Weekly Disgraced former CIA agent Court “The Gray Man” Gentry (introduced in 2009’s Th...
In the Mail: Red Star Rising
Red Star Rising: A Thriller by Brian Freemantle Publishers Weekly Last seen in 2002’s Kings of Many Castles, working-class British spy Charlie Muffin once...
In the Mail: Moscow Sting
Moscow Sting by Alex Dryden Booklist Dryden follows up his superb debut, Red to Black (2009), with a riveting sequel. British spy Finn, who uncovered a Russian ...