John Le Carré,
The Perfect Spy
('autobiography' of ipper-echelon British spy - and double-agent, trying to discover where his loyalty lies)
John Lear, Death in Leningrad (ex-spy Ashweald revels in Leningrad - but there is a price to pay)
John Trenhaile, The Mahjong Soies (can Chinese Intelligence stop KGB destablising Hong Kong?)
Philip Macdonald, The List of Adrian Messenger (10 people on list, marked for death. What is the link - and can they be saved in time?)
Michael Molloy, The Kid from Riga (can SAS officer give up his career for love? In the meantime ...)
Jack Higgins, Confessional (KGB agent sent to Belfast to stir things up)
Martin Cruz Smith, Stallion Gate (can Mexican folk magic halt 1945 race to develop atomic bomb?)
Eric Ambler, The Mask of Dimitrios/Coffin for Dimitrios (hero tracks down elusive, deadly master-criminal)
Ted Allbeury, The Secret Whispers (double agent escaping from eastern to western Europe)
A. J. Quinnell, In the Name of the Father (who is killing off ageing world leaders, one by one?)
Ian Fleming, Doctor No (super-agent 007 outwits psychopathic master-criminal)
Len Deighton, Horse Under Water (drugs, spies, master-criminals, all boiled together in Marrakesh)
Robert Ludlum, The Parsifal Mosaic (can "burnt-out" agent"s secret knowledge prevent World War III?)
Walter Wager, Telefon (brainwashed assassins, "sleepers", await trigger phone-calls to terrorise USA)
