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Stella Rimington (2010) Dead Line (Kindle Edition) Kindle Edition After working for 27 years in Britain's intelligence agency MI 5, Rimington knows what she is talking about. When she retired as Director General of the agency she started a series of credible espionage thrillers. Her fourth thriller is about a plot to disrupt a Middle East peace conference in Scotland. More... 
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Mick Herron (2010) Slow Horses. Soho Constable Slow Horses are spooks who have screwed up in a big way. They are retired to the Slough House. River Cartwright, the protagonist of this hillarious spy thriller-farce, wants to be the first Slow Horse to force his own resurrection to MI5. (10 wonderfully funny hours on the audio book) More... 
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Christopher Reich (2009) Rules of Deception. Anchor A surgeon for "Doctors without Borders" is climbing in the Swiss Alps with his wife, when she falls into a crevasse and dies. During the next few days he finds himself being hunted by the Swiss police and a mysterious assassin. Apparently, his wife had been leading a double life in the shady world of espionage. The "good doctor" quickly turns himself into a "tough operative". What nonsense! More... 
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Robert Ludlum (2007) The Scarlatti Inheritance. Bantam The mother-son drama at the time of Nazi Germany is Ludlum's first thriller. More...
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Robert Baer (2006) Blow the House Down. Crown Closely observed details of intelligence work. Not bad. More... 
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W.E.B. Griffin (2006) The Hostage. Putnam Adult Charley Castillo, Griffin's smart and efficient Department of Homeland Security agent, has to deal with an American diplomat's murder in Argentina and the kidnapping of his wife. Told with remarkable military knowledge, the plot soon turns into a spy and intelligence story, including the Iraqi - UN food-for-oil scandal. More...
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Alex Berenson (2006) The Faithful Spy. CIA agent John Wells has penetrated the upper levels of al-Qaeda. As Jalal he is sent back to the US on a terror mission by bin Laden's deputy, Ayman al-Zawahiri. Wells, who has become a Muslim, but has remained loyal to America, is now suspected by his CIA bosses to be a double agent. As two bombs explode in L.A. suspicion is rising. A timely story. More...
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John Le Carré (2005) The Spy Who Came in From the Cold. Walker & Company In Le Carré's first masterpiece Alec Leamas, a British agent in early Cold War Berlin, is responsible for keeping the double agents under his care undercover and alive. When the East Germans start killing them, Leamas is sent deep into Communist territory to find out why. But nothing is quite what it seems. "The finest spy story ever written" (Graham Green). More... 
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