
The Recruiter Spying and the Lost Art of American Intelligence
Douglas London
Published 2021
418 pages
Intelligence and espionage books tell the true stories of spies and secret services. Double agents, code-breakers, covert operations and famous betrayals are reconstructed from archives and interviews. If you enjoy spy novels, the real history is often stranger and just as gripping. This list shows the ones first published in 2021.

Douglas London
Published 2021
418 pages

Tim Tate
Published 2021
320 pages

Lieutenant Colonel Wayne Phelps (USMC Ret.)
Published 2021
348 pages

Fen Hampson, Michael Blanchfield
Published 2021
275 pages

Kate Vigurs
Published 2021
301 pages

Simon Kuper
Published 2021
278 pages

Stephen Davis
Published 2021
288 pages

John Buckley
2021 · 2022 edition
464 pages

Tim Tate
Published 2021
398 pages

Kenneth Payne
Published 2021
321 pages

Rory Cormac, Richard James Aldrich
Published 2021
736 pages

N. W. Collins
Published 2021
304 pages

Jack Devine
Published 2021
304 pages

Michael Burleigh
Published 2021
560 pages

Aaron Edwards
Published 2021
294 pages

Julia Stonehouse
Published 2021
416 pages

Aki Peritz
2021 · 2025 edition
410 pages

Luke A. Patey
2021 · 2022 edition
400 pages

Dermot Turing
2021 · 2022 edition
208 pages

Julius Green, Christopher Andrew
2021 · 2023 edition
352 pages

Anthony King
Published 2021
288 pages

Clint Emerson
Published 2021
326 pages

Jim Storr
Published 2021
295 pages

Anne E. Tazewell
Published 2021
310 pages