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Espionage books
Warm, honest content reports on espionage books — concerns to weigh, virtues to celebrate, and conversation points to share at home.
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Kill Her Twice
Stacey Lee
Cherub 10 The General
Robert Muchamore
Code Name Verity (Code Name Verity, #1)
Elizabeth Wein
Code of honor
Alan Gratz
Escape Artist
Chad Prevost
Kushiel's Dart (Phèdre's Trilogy, #1)
Jacqueline Carey
Russian Roulette - Alex Rider #10
Anthony Horowitz
Spy X
Peter Lerangis
Warlight
Michael Ondaatje
A Night Divided
Jennifer A. Nielsen
A spy on the home front
Alison Hart
Across enemy seas
Laura Elliott
All Fall Down
Ally Carter
All Fall Down (Embassy Row, #1)
Ally Carter
Among the enemy
Margaret Peterson Haddix
Assignment in Ankara
Lucile Saunders McDonald
Baby (Species Intervention #6609, #1)
J.K. Accinni
Berlin Wolf
Mark Florida-James
Bert Wilson, wireless operator
J. W. Duffield
Between the dragon and the eagle
Mical Schneider
Black dove white raven
Elizabeth Wein
Blood Fever (Young Bond #2)
Charles Higson
Break Wide the Sea (Break Wide the Sea, #1)
Sara Holland
Brothers at war
Margaret Whitman Blair
Brothers in valor
Michael O. Tunnell
By Royal Command (Young James Bond #5)
Charles Higson
Camp X
Eric Walters
Captured Lies (Caspian Wine, #1)
Maggie Thom
Chameleon was a spy
Diane Redfield Massie
Cloud and Wallfish
Anne Nesbet
Code Name Verity
Elizabeth Wein
Code Red 4
Chris Ryan
Code Red 6
Chris Ryan
Codename Sebastian (OME)
Mo Kermode
Coke en stock
Hergé
Come in from the Cold
Marsha Qualey
Crash Landing
Robert Muchamore
Crisis zero
Chris Rylander
Crystal Code
Richard Newsome
Cue for Treason
Geoffrey Trease
