Browsing: Espionage

A woman beginning a new life. An assassin with a highly personal target. Will her unpleasant past lead to a…

A woman recovering from tragedy. A new love blossoming. But will the Melton Estate’s powerful secret spoil her beautiful future? Emma…

A woman wracked with grief. A man with a troubled past. Will trust build a bridge between them or will…

From a USA Today bestselling author: A brilliant spy-in-training is recruited to protect the Prince of Montrovia. But saving him is more complicated than she imagined… “With a kick-ass heroine and intrigue, this page-turner will have you spellbound” (New York Times bestselling author H.M. Ward).

For years, a dangerous Russian operative known only as Ivan the Ghost has dodged the CIA. But after an uncharacteristic misstep, can agent Kyle Achilles bring the elusive crook to justice? A fast-paced, addictive read!

Terrorists hijack a yacht carrying Bob Danforth and his family — unprepared for the family’s years of experience in the CIA and military special forces. “A thinking man’s thriller that mixes in a hefty dose of heart and soul” (USA Today bestselling author Jon Land).

A New York Times bestseller from “a grandmaster of the historical espionage genre” (The Boston Globe): In occupied France, Resistance leader Mathieu guides a group of citizens on a mission to subvert Hitler. “Furst never stops astounding me” (Tom Hanks).

This riveting tale of skill and endurance follows a fighter pilot who flew over 200 missions in World War II’s grueling Pacific Theater. A must-read for military history buffs!

From the Pulitzer Prize–winning author of The Jungle: When World War I breaks out, Lanny comes of age decoding messages for the war effort — all while chaos erupts around him and history is made. “Few works of fiction are more fun to read” (Time).

A Pulitzer Prize winner: While visiting family in 1930s Germany, Lanny Budd risks everything to save his loved ones from the rising Nazi regime. “Few works of fiction are more fun to read; fewer still make history half as clear, or as human” (Time).