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Resources share the relationship genre to Spy stories
- The messenger, Daniel Silva
- Twice tempted, Eileen Dreyer
- Robert Ludlum's the Bourne deception, a new Jason Bourne novel, by Eric Van Lustbader
- Killer thriller, Lee Goldberg
- Scarecrow returns, Matthew Reilly
- Are you afraid of the dark?, by Sidney Sheldon
- The White House, Roland Smith
- With a mind to kill, a James Bond novel, Anthony Horowitz
- Support and defend, Mark Greaney
- The librarian spy, a novel of World War II, Madeline Martin
- The sympathizer, Viet Thanh Nguyen
- The Lost Order, Steve Berry
- The moment, a novel, Douglas Kennedy
- Cauldron of ghosts, David Weber & Eric Flint
- Munich, a novel, Robert Harris
- Scorpion, a novel, Christian Cantrell
- Traitor's kiss, Gerald Seymour
- Streams of Babel, Carol Plum-Ucci
- Bloody Sunday, Ben Coes
- Spy School British invasion, Stuart Gibbs
- Mad dogs, Robert Muchamore
- Our kind of traitor, John Le Carre.́
- You only live twice, a James Bond novel, by Ian Fleming
- The whites of their eyes, Andrew Clements ; illustrated by Adam Stower
- The take, Christopher Reich
- Blood fever, Charlie Higson
- Tier one, Brian Andrews & Jeffrey Wilson
- The Bourne initiative, a new Jason Bourne novel by Eric Van Lustbader
- Prince of fire, Daniel Silva
- Dead men living, Brian Freemantle
- Tom Clancy target acquired, Don Bentley
- Without remorse, Tom Clancy
- The right hand, Derek Haas
- The kill list, Frederick Forsyth
- Cure, Robin Cook
- The Alice network, a novel, Kate Quinn
- The English spy, Daniel Silva
- How to plan a wedding for a royal spy, Vanessa Kelly
- The coil, by Gayle Lynds
- The deception of the emerald ring, Lauren Willig
- A soldier's revenge, a Will Cochrane novel, Matthew Dunn
- Without mercy, Jack Higgins
- I, Q, Roland Smith, (Book one
- Crown jewel, Christopher Reich
- Spy camp, Stuart Gibbs
- The sly spy, by Marjorie Sharmat and Mitchell Sharmat ; illustrated by Denise Brunkus
- The Nemesis manifesto, Eric Van Lustbader
- No longer a gentleman, Mary Jo Putney
- The faithful spy, a novel, Alex Berenson
- A map of betrayal, Ha Jin