Browsing: Espionage

Conspiracies

The Children’s Game

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Veteran intelligence agent Christopher Niles is recruited to help stop a Russian billionaire from unleashing a dangerous cyberattack on American democracy. “A masterful thriller that is genuinely alarming in its plausibility. A must-read” (Joseph Finder).

American Revolution

The First Conspiracy

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Before the Revolutionary War, a group of soldiers were involved in a plot against George Washington. This book delves into the story — and the beginning of US counterintelligence. “Anyone with an interest in American history will love this book” (#1 New York Times bestselling author Douglas Preston).

Espionage

Tombland

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During the political upheaval of Tudor-era England, the lawyer Matthew Shardlake must decide where his loyalties lie in “one of…

Action and Adventure

Net Impact

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Overworked family man Dick Thornby knows that being a secret agent isn’t all martinis and tailored suits. When his latest mission drags him into a far-reaching international conspiracy, can Dick scrape together a plan to save his loved ones — and the world?

Actors

Grateful American

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“Gary Sinise writes as he lives… with American authenticity, purpose, and conviction” (Tom Hanks): The Academy Award–nominated actor of Forrest Gump shares how acting transformed his life — but why his true calling became helping members of the military. An inspiring New York Times bestseller!

Action and Adventure

The Relic Hunters

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Relic hunter Guy Bodie ends up in prison after a failed mission. The CIA offers him a shot at freedom — in return for recovering the ancient Statue of Zeus from a dangerous secret society. Can Guy and his renegade team capture the artifact without getting killed?

Biographies and Memoirs

A Woman of No Importance

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Meet an American woman who risked everything to aid the French Resistance in this riveting historical biography of socialite-turned-spy Virginia Hall. With over 9,500 five-star Goodreads ratings, this “excellent” NPR Best Book of 2019 “is as riveting as any thriller” (The New York Times Book Review).