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The best spy thriller eBooks for kindle, nook, iBooks and more, including new and established writers crafting espionage thrillers, spy stories, covert missions, true espionage and more.

Westwind, a Meticulously Plotted WWII Thriller by Karen K. Brees

The Bottom Line: A meticulously plotted WWII thriller where the battle for Britain moves from the skies to Whitehall.  Set during World War II, opens as London is in disarray. German bombing raids have turned it into a city of blackouts, rubble and shortages. Against that instability, MI6 agent Katrin Nissen faces an enemy operating inside Britain’s own institutions. Katrin’s husband and fellow intelligence operative,

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The Woulfe Intrusion, a Sophisticated Spy Thriller by Tim Gallows

The Bottom Line: A fast, intelligent and emotionally sophisticated spy thriller debut. Fans of Saul Herzog and Mark Greaney will devour The Woulfe Intrusion and hope for an entire series. The Woulfe Intrusion opens in Lucerne, where Noah Turner, a young American cybersecurity engineer and penetration tester, races through the snow to the railway station, disables its cameras, makes a coded farewell call to his

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Evelina Fontana, a Sexy and Thoroughly Addictive Spy Thriller by M. Rebecca Wildsmith

The Bottom Line: A sexy, dark and thoroughly addictive thriller. Wildsmith is quickly carving out a genre all her own, and we are all in. In Evelina Fontana, M. Rebecca Wildsmith introduces a heroine whose dangerous intelligence precedes her formal career in espionage. Italian-born and raised in France, Evelina is an impatient nurse more fascinated by disturbed minds than ordinary medical care. Her interest in

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Gorgons, a Wildly Imaginative Archeology Thriller by Ox Devere

The Bottom Line: A wildly imaginative archeology thriller that makes Greek myth feel new and dangerous. Ox Devere’s third Ridley Samaras thriller has the kind of premise that sells itself: what if the myth of Perseus and Medusa was not myth at all? On a sun-blasted dig site above the Aegean, Gorgons wastes no time turning archaeology into danger. The breakthrough comes when Dr. Nasrin

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Miriam in the Shadows, an Electrifying World War II Spy Thriller

The Bottom Line: An electrifying World War II spy thriller that is deeply atmospheric, propulsive and profoundly human. Set during World War II, Miriam in the Shadows opens as Jewish Special Operations Executive (SOE) agent Miriam Maduro plunges toward Nazi-occupied northern France. Her mission is to infiltrate a heavily fortified enemy installation linked to Germany’s secret rocket program and sabotage it from within. The task is made all the more harrowing

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Blackout, an Unnerving and Explosive Terrorism Thriller by J. Luke Bennecke

The Bottom Line: A truly unnerving and explosive terrorism thriller that deftly turns modern infrastructure into a battlefield. Every single page feels dangerously plausible. As Blackout opens, a private jet off the coast of Venezuela is serving as the command center for what appears to be a presidential assassination. Tracy Ciacchella, a billionaire power broker with a team of technicians and conspirators, is preparing a

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Kauai Spies and Bald-faced Lies, a Fast-Moving Spy Thriller

The Bottom Line: A fast-moving spy thriller where island secrets, family loyalties and old lies collide with explosive force. As Kauai Spies and Bald-faced Lies opens in 1996, twenty-seven-year-old Max Volkov and his twenty-four-year-old wife, Anya, are asleep above their print shop in Kharuta, Russia, when a drunken mob forces its way inside. Fueled by antisemitic hatred and resentment, the men target the Jewish-owned shop,

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The Florentine Entanglement, a Stylish Cold War Thriller by Pamela Norsworthy

The Bottom Line: Cold War thrillers are rarely this stylish and sophisticated. Norsworthy understands that the most dangerous secrets can be hidden inside a marriage. The Florentine Entanglement opens at a surprise 40th birthday party in Washington, DC, where Eleanor Bentley performs gratitude for a roomful of friends, neighbors and government-adjacent acquaintances. Her husband, Talbot, a seasoned CIA officer, arranged the evening as a public

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Asset Nightfall, a Ferociously Intelligent Sci-fi Thriller With a Rebel Heart

The Bottom Line: Ferociously intelligent sci-fi suspense that crackles with a rebel heart. Douglas has never written with more urgency or momentum. Asset Nightfall opens in an interrogation room where legendary hacker Kerstin Ahlers sits before Federation intelligence officers. Now reduced to “Asset Nightfall,” fitted with a neural device and ordered to undertake a mission that is as morally corrosive as it is technically difficult, the Federation regards

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The Caveman Conspiracy, a Must-Read for Spy Thriller Fans

The Bottom Line: The Caveman Conspiracy delivers everything spy-thriller readers want: covert agendas, divided loyalties, and a hero who knows every mission comes with a lie attached. The Caveman Conspiracy opens in western Kansas, where covert operatives lead a home search for documents tied to a failed secret project called Afterimage. From there, author Bret Hurst shifts the action to Miami, where former CIA field operative Eddie Mason’s

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