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And West Is West
by Ron Childress
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The Sympathizer
by Viet Thanh Nguyen
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Too Bad to Die
by Francine Mathews
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The Laughing Monsters
by Denis Johnson
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The Three-Nine Line
by David Freed
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A Colder War
by Charles Cumming
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I Am Pilgrim: A Thriller
by Terry Hayes
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Then We Take Berlin
by John Lawton
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Woke Up Lonely
by Fiona Maazel
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Sweet Tooth: A Novel
by Ian McEwan
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Flight From Berlin: A Novel
by David John
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The Malice of Fortune
by Michael Ennis
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Mission to Paris: A Novel
by Alan Furst
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Lehrter Station: A John Russell Thriller
by David Downing
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The Sadness of the Samurai: A Novel
by Victor del Arbol
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The Trinity Six
by Charles Cumming
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The Tourist
by Olen Steinhauer
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The Spanish Game: A Novel
by Charles Cumming
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The Innocent Spy: A Mystery
by Laura Wilson
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Winter In Madrid
by C.J. Sansom
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An Ordinary Spy: A Novel
by Joseph Weisberg
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A Spy by Nature: A Novel
by Charles Cumming
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The Ghost
by Robert Harris
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The Walking Dead
by Gerald Seymour
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Bad Luck and Trouble
by Lee Child
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The Messenger
by Daniel Silva
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The Prisoner of Guantanamo
by Dan Fesperman
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Turing's Delirium
by Edmundo Paz Soldan
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Brandenburg Gate
by Henry Porter
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Jackdaws
by Ken Follett
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