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Review: Agent In Place – Helen MacInnes

Posted on 11/09/202611/09/2026 by Speesh in Fiction, Spy Fiction, Thriller

"Agent in Place" by Helen MacInnes is a Cold War thriller about a well-meaning spy whose leak ignites an international crisis, blending procedural realism with themes of idealism and espionage consequences.

Tagged Cold War, Thriller, Espionage, spy, Helen Macinnes, Titan Books, Fiction, Intelligence, Espionage Thriller, Agent In PlaceLeave a comment

Review: Dead Drop – Jeremy Duns

Posted on 25/12/2023 by Speesh in Espionage, History, Non Fiction, Soviet Union

Moscow rules

Tagged Cold War, Dead Drop, Espionage, Jeremy Duns, Simon & Schuster, spy, The Cold War, The Courier, The Soviet UnionLeave a comment

Review: Twinkle, Twinkle Little Spy – Len Deighton

Posted on 14/06/201429/12/2023 by Speesh in Action & Adventure, Fiction, Spy Fiction, The Cold War

Fizz, pop

Tagged Cold War, Harper Collins, Len Deighton, Twinkle Twinkle Little SpyLeave a comment

Review: The Istanbul Variations – Olen Steinhauer

Posted on 06/06/201320/08/2023 by Speesh in Fiction, Historical Fiction, Spy Fiction, The Cold War

Not enough. Even in Istanbul.

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Tagged Cold War, Harper Collins, Olen Steinhauer, Prague Spring, Spies, The Istanbul Variations, TurkeyLeave a comment

Review: Games Traitors Play – Jon Stock

Posted on 29/12/201220/08/2023 by Speesh in Fiction, Spy Fiction

Little does she know that I know that she knows that I know she's two-timing me....

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Tagged Cold War, Espionage, Jon Stock, Secret Intelligence Service, St. Martin's PressLeave a comment

Review: The Trinity Six – Charles Cumming

Posted on 16/05/201220/08/2023 by Speesh in Fiction, Spy Fiction

Can you keep a secret?

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