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Ken Follett
2001 · 2022 edition
816 pages
The most popular spies books
Books about spies take you into a world of secrets and double lives. Agents, handlers, moles and defectors play a game where no one can be trusted, in classic espionage novels and true stories from the archives. Expect tension, betrayal and the loneliness of living a lie.
See also Spy thriller
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Don't Judge a Girl by Her Cover
Ally Carter
2009 · 2016 edition
284 pages
The Lost World
Arthur Conan Doyle
1978 · 2021 edition
217 pages
The Secret Adversary
Agatha Christie
1974 · 2020 edition
256 pages
Black House
Stephen King, Peter Straub
2001 · 2026 edition
832 pages
Gorky Park
Martin Cruz Smith, Jean Rosenthal
1981 · 2021 edition
592 pages
Only the Good Spy Young
Ally Carter
2010 · 2015 edition
285 pages
A Faint Cold Fear
Karin Slaughter
2001 · 2026 edition
464 pages
The Bourne Ultimatum
Robert Ludlum
1990 · 2013 edition
725 pages
The Sum of All Fears (A Jack Ryan Novel)
Tom Clancy
1991 · 2018 edition
1216 pages
City of Bones (Harry Bosch, #8; Harry Bosch Universe, #11)
Michael Connelly
2001 · 2014 edition
432 pages
The Alaska Sanders Affair
Joël Dicker, Жоел Дикер
2022 · 2025 edition
560 pages
Lightning
Dean Koontz
1986 · 2015 edition
408 pages
A Woman of No Importance
Sonia Purnell
Published 2019
368 pages
The Odessa File
Frederick Forsyth
1972 · 1995 edition
334 pages
Point Blank (Alex Rider)
Anthony Horowitz
2001 · 2021 edition
320 pages
The Girl Who Lived
Christopher Greyson
2017 · 2022 edition
294 pages
The Appeal
John Grisham, Джон Гришэм
2007 · 2010 edition
512 pages
Map of Bones
James Rollins
2000 · 2010 edition
512 pages
Where Are The Children?
Mary Higgins Clark
1975 · 2023 edition
304 pages
Scorpia
Anthony Horowitz
2004 · 2010 edition
400 pages
The Cardinal of the Kremlin
Tom Clancy
1987 · 2009 edition
624 pages
Transfer of Power
Vince Flynn
1999 · 2020 edition
544 pages
The Stepford Wives
Ira Levin
1972 · 2024 edition
194 pages