
Stonehouse Cabinet Minister, Fraudster, Spy
Julian Hayes
Published 2021
384 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.

Julian Hayes
Published 2021
384 pages

David Burke
Published 2021
352 pages

Scott McGregor, Ina Mitchell, Michel Juneau-Katsuya
2021 · 2023 edition
354 pages

Andrew Preston, Elizabeth Borgwardt, Christopher McKnight Nichols, Associate Professor of History and Law Elizabeth Borgwardt, Director of the Center for the Humanities and Associate Professor of History Christopher McKnight Nichols, Professor of American History Andrew Preston
Published 2021
483 pages

Jonathan Stevenson
Published 2021
347 pages

Roland Philipps
Published 2021
352 pages

Laura Homan Lacey
Published 2021
180 pages

Loch K. Johnson
2021 · 2022 edition
388 pages

H. Keith Melton, Robert Wallace
Published 2021
280 pages

John Arquilla
Published 2021
240 pages

Stephen Turnbull
Published 2021
192 pages

Crispin Boyer
Published 2021
192 pages

Michael Graziano
Published 2021
259 pages

Times Books, Madeleine Spence
Published 2021
448 pages

Sven Felix Kellerhoff, Bernd von Kostka
Published 2021
256 pages

Michael Digby
2021 · 2024 edition
264 pages

Todd Bensman
Published 2021
320 pages

Phil Carradice
Published 2021
224 pages

Dusko Doder, Louise Branson
Published 2021
259 pages

Michael Holzman
Published 2021
342 pages

Bernadette Johnson
Published 2021
280 pages

George Bearfield
Published 2021
399 pages

Jeff D. Colgan, Jeff Colgan
Published 2021
289 pages

David Hebditch
Published 2021
298 pages