Spy novels
Novels of espionage, double agents and secrets traded for power. Kurt Vonnegut's Mother Night follows an American spy who poses as a Nazi propagandist, James Islington's The Will of the Many sends its hero undercover into an academy of the ruling class, and Robert Jackson Bennett's City of Stairs begins as an investigation that uncovers far more. Fantasy and literary fiction share the theme.
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- 1The Will of the Many
8.98.9 / 10 - 2Catch and Kill: Lies, Spies, and a Conspiracy to Protect Predators
8.78.7 / 10 - 3Sins of Empire
8.48.4 / 10 - 4Starsight
8.48.4 / 10 - 5The Man Who Died Twice
8.48.4 / 10 - 6A Court of Wings and Ruin
8.48.4 / 10 - 7Mother Night
8.38.3 / 10 - 8The Sympathizer
8.28.2 / 10 - 9Firekeeper's Daughter
8.28.2 / 10 - 10Desolation Island
8.28.2 / 10 - 11City of Stairs
8.28.2 / 10 - 12An Ember in the Ashes
8.28.2 / 10 - 13La Belle Sauvage
8.18.1 / 10 - 14The Testaments
8.18.1 / 10 - 15Slough HouseSlough House8.18.1 / 10
- 16Archenemies
8.18.1 / 10 - 17Code Name Verity
8.18.1 / 10 - 18Children of Earth and Sky
8.18.1 / 10 - 19Empire Games
8.08.0 / 10 - 20The Day of the Jackal
8.08.0 / 10 - 21Edge of Eternity
8.08.0 / 10 - 22A Column of Fire
8.08.0 / 10 - 23Chains
8.08.0 / 10 - 24London RulesLondon Rules8.08.0 / 10
- 25Silver Elite
8.08.0 / 10 - 26The Olympian Affair
8.08.0 / 10 - 27King of Foxes
8.08.0 / 10 - 28Patriot Games
7.67.6 / 10 - 29The Atrocity Archives
7.67.6 / 10 - 30Call for the Dead
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