Anonymous wrote:Alias Emma by Ava Glass
Female spy in London and Russian threat
Anonymous wrote:Can anyone recommend a good contemporary spy novel? Nothing set during the Cold War or WWII. I'm more interested in novels involving contemporary Russia, China, or the Middle East.
I've recently liked Damascus Station, by David McClosky, and Red Cell, by Mark Henshaw. Also loved the Red Sparrow trilogy awhile back. (Haven't seen the movie but heard it wasn't nearly as good as the book.)
Any other ideas? Thanks!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can anyone recommend a good contemporary spy novel? Nothing set during the Cold War or WWII. I'm more interested in novels involving contemporary Russia, China, or the Middle East.
I've recently liked Damascus Station, by David McClosky, and Red Cell, by Mark Henshaw. Also loved the Red Sparrow trilogy awhile back. (Haven't seen the movie but heard it wasn't nearly as good as the book.)
Any other ideas? Thanks!
Philip Kerr and the Bernie Gunthe series. Sadly Kerr passed away a few years ago.
Trilogy "March Violets" set in 1936.
Anonymous wrote:Can anyone recommend a good contemporary spy novel? Nothing set during the Cold War or WWII. I'm more interested in novels involving contemporary Russia, China, or the Middle East.
I've recently liked Damascus Station, by David McClosky, and Red Cell, by Mark Henshaw. Also loved the Red Sparrow trilogy awhile back. (Haven't seen the movie but heard it wasn't nearly as good as the book.)
Any other ideas? Thanks!
Anonymous wrote:Red Widow by Alma Katsu An exhilarating spy thriller written by an intelligence veteran about two women CIA agents whose paths become intertwined around a threat to the Russia Division--one that's coming from inside the agency.
Anonymous wrote:Also, Kathy Wang, Imposter - this is more of a Silicon Valley feminist novel (think Sheryl Sandburg as Russian spy). I also like Kathy Wang’s fashion blog and Hermes bag collection, lol.