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Politics and Espionage Aaron, David Brad McLanahan 16. Command Authority* State Scarlet 1. Tiger’s Claw 17. Support and Defend* Abrahams, Peter 2. Starfire 18. Full Force and Effect* Nerve Damage 3. Iron Wolf 19. Under Fire* Andrews, Russell 4. The Moscor Offensive 20. Commander-in-Chief* Gideon 5. The Kremlin Strike 21. Duty and Honor * Archer, Jeffrey 6. Eagle Station (2020) 22. True Faith and Allegiance* First Among Equals Patrick McLanahan 23. Point of Contact* Honor Among Thieves 1. Flight of the Old Dog 24. Power and Empire* Sons of Fortune 2. Day of the Cheetah 25. Oath of Office* Armstrong, Campbell 3. Sky Masters 26. Code of Honor* White Light 4. Night of the Hawk Jack Ryan, Jr. Baldacci, David 5. Shadows of Steel 1. The Teeth of the Tiger Absolute Power 6. Fatal Terrain 2. Dead or Alive* First Family 7. The Tin Man 3. Locked On* Saving Faith 8. Battle Born 4. Threat Vector* The Simple Truth 9. Warrior Class 5. Command Authority* Total Control 10. Wings of Fire 6. Support and Defend* The Winner 11. Air Battle Force 7. Full Force and Effect* Camel Club 12. Plan of Attack 8. Under Fire* 1. The Camel Club 13. Strike Force 9. Duty and Honor* 2. The Collectors 14. Shadow Command 10. Point of Contact* 3. Stone Cold 15. Rogue Forces 11. Line of Sight* 4. Divine Justice 16. Executive Intent 12. Enemy Contact* 5. Hell’s Corner 17. A Time for Patriots Clark, Mary Higgins John Puller 18. Tiger’s Claw Stillwatch 1. Zero Day 19. Starfire Clarke, Richard A. 2. The Forgotten 20. Iron Wolf The Scorpion's Gate 3. The Escape 21. Price of Duty Cohen, William 4. No Man’s Land 22. The Moscow Offensive The Double Man Will Robie Puppet Master One-Eyed Kings 1. The Innocent 1. Puppet Master Condon, Richard 2. The Hit 2. Act of Revenge The Manchurian Candidate 3. The Target Brown, Sandra Conrad, Joseph 4. The Guilty Exclusive The Secret Agent 5. End Game Buckley, William F. Jr. Cumming, Charles Beck, Glenn Getting It Right Thomas Kell Agenda 21 Canon, Rachel 1. A Foreign Country Beinhart, Larry The Anniversary 2. A Colder War The Librarian Christie, William 3. A Divided Spy Bell, Ted A Single Spy Dalton, James Alexander Hawke Clancy, Tom City of Shadows 1. Hawke *series continued by other authors* Davies, Linda 2. Assassin Jack Ryan Wilderness of Mirrors 3. Pirate 1. Without Remorse Davis, Patrick 4. Spy 2. Patriot Games The Passenger 5. Tsar 3. Red Rabbit Dean, Maureen 6. Warlord 4. The Hunt for Red October Capitol Secrets 7. Phantom 5. The Cardinal of the Deutermann, Peter 8. Warriors Kremlin Official Privilege 9. Patriot 6. Clear and Present Danger Drury, Allen 10. Overkill 7. The Sum of All Fears Anna Hastings 11. Dragonfire (2020) 8. Debt of Honor Decision Brown, Dale 9. Executive Orders Pentagon Iron Wolf 10. Rainbow Six Fast, Howard Starfire 11. The Bear and the Dragon The Dinner Party Jason Richter 12. The Teeth of the Tiger Feinstein, John 1. Act of War 13. Dead or Alive* Running Mates 2. Edge of Battle 14. Locked On* Flynn, Vince 15. Threat Vector* Term Limits 1 **The Fort Smith Public Library does not currently have the books in italics** Politics and Espionage Mitch Rapp Griffin, W.E.B. The Paladin (2020) *continued by Kyle Mills* *written with William E Butterworth IV* The Quantum Spy 1. American Assassin Clandestine Operations James, Donald 2. Kill Shot 1. Top Secret* Monstrum 3. Transfer of Power 2. The Assassination Option* Kanon, Joseph 4. The Third Option 3. Curtain of Death* Leaving Berlin 5. Separation of Power 4. Death of Nuremberg* Karaim, Reed 6. Executive Power 5. The Enemy of My Enemy* If Men Were Angels 7. Memorial Day Presidential Agent Kerr, Philip 8. Consent to Kill 1. By Order of the President The Shot 9. Act of Treason 2. The Hostage Kimball, Stephan 10. Protect and Defend 3. The Hunters Death Duty 11. Extreme Measures 4. The Shooters Kinsolving, William 12. Pursuit of Honor 5. Black Ops The Diplomat’s Daughter 13. The Last Man 6. The Outlaws* Klein, Joe 14. The Survivor* 7. Covert Warriors* The Running Mate 15. Order to Kill* 8. Hazardous Duty* Land, Jon 16. Enemy of the State* Grisham, John Caitlin Strong 17. Red War The Brethren 1. Strong Enough to Die 18. Lethal Agent* The Pelican Brief 2. Strong Justice Freind, Stephen Harris, Robert 3. Strong at the Break God’s Children The Ghost 4. Strong Vengeance Furst, Alan Heffernan, William 5. Strong Rain Falling Night Soldiers Acts of Contrition 6. Strong Darkness 1. Night Soldiers Hezroni, Nir 7. Strong Light of Day 2. Dark Star Three Envelopes 8. Strong Cold Dead 3. The Polish Officer Higgins, Jack 9. Strong to the Bone 4. The World at Night Sean Dillon 10. Strong as Steel 5. Red Gold 1. Eye of the Storm 11. Strong from the Heart 6. Kingdom of Shadows 2. Thunder Point (2020) 7. Blood of Victory 3. On Dangerous Ground Levy, David 8. Dark Voyage 4. Angel of Death Potomac Jungle 9. The Foreign 5. Drink with the Devil Lopez, Steve Correspondent 6. The President’s Daughter The Sunday Macaroni Club 10. The Spies of Warsaw 7. The White House Ludlum, Robert 11. Spies of the Balkans Connection The Chancellor Manuscript 12. Mission to Paris 8. Day of Reckoning The Icarus Agenda 13. Midnight in Europe 9. Edge of Danger Bourne 14. A Hero in France 10. Midnight Runner *series continued by Eric Van Gifford, Thomas 11. Bad Company Lustbader* Ben Driskill 12. Dark Justice 1. The Bourne Identity 1. The Assassini 13. Without Mercy 2. The Bourne Supremacy 2. Saint’s Rest 14. The Killing Ground 3. The Bourne Ultimatum Greaney, Mark 15. Rough Justice 4. The Bourne Legacy* Gray Man 16. A Darker Place 5. The Bourne Betrayal* 1. The Gray Man 17. The Wolf at the Door 6. The Bourne Sanction* 2. On Target 18. The Judas Gate 7. The Bourne Deception* 3. Ballistic 19. A Devil is Waiting 8. The Bourne Objective* 4. Dead Eye 20. The Death Trade 9. The Bourne Dominion* 5. Back Blast 21. Rain on the Dead 10. The Bourne Imperative* 6. Gunmetal Gray 22. The Midnight Bell 11. The Bourne Retribution* 7. Agent in Place Hill, Bonnie Hearn 12. The Bourne Ascendancy* 8. Mission Critical Intern 13. The Bourne Enigma* 9. One Minute Out Horrock, Henry 14. The Bourne Initiative* 10. Relentless (2021) Potomac Fever 15. The Bourne Evolution* Greeley, Andrew Ignatius, David (2020) The Senator and the Priest Agents of Innocence Lustbader, Eric Van Green, Tim Bloodmoney Jack McClure The First 48 Body of Lies 1. First Daughter Exact Revenge The Director 2. Last Snow 2 **The Fort Smith Public Library does not currently have the books in italics** Politics and Espionage 3. Blood Trust Quayle, Marilyn Spencer, Scott 4. Father Night Embrace the Serpent Waking the Dead 5. Beloved Enemy Racina, Thom Thor, Brad MacKinnon, Douglas Hidden Agenda Scot Harvath First Victim Ramus, David 1. The Lions of Lucerne Margolin, Phillip The Gravity of Shadows 2. Path of the Assassin Lost Lake Richardson, Doug 3. State of the Union Dana Cutler Dark Horse 4. Blowback 1. Executive Privilege Robinson, Patrick 5. Takedown 2. Supreme Justice The Delta Solution 6. The First Commandment 3. Capitol Murder Roosevelt, Elliott 7. The Last Patriot 4. Sleight of Hand Murder in the East Room 8. The Apostle Matthews, Jason Rosenberg, Joel C. 9. Foreign Influence Dominika Egorova & Nathaniel The Kremlin Conspiracy 10. The Athena Project Nash David Shirazi 11. Full Black 1. Red Sparrow 1. The Twelfth Imam 12. Black List 2. Palace of Treason 2. The Tehran Initiative 13. Hidden Order 3. The Kremlin’s Candidate 3. Damascus Countdown 14. Act of War McCarry, Charles J.B. Collins 15. Code of Conduct Lucky Bastard 1. The Third Target 16. Foreign Agent McCarthy, Abigail 2. The First Hostage 17. Use of Force One Woman Lost 3. Without Warning 18. Spymaster Meltzer, Brad Political Thrillers 19. Backlash The First Counsel 1. The Last Jihad 20. Near Dark (2020) The Zero Game 2. The Last Days Truman, Margaret Beecher White 3. The Ezekiel Option Capital Crimes 1. The Inner Circle 4. The Copper Scroll *written with Donald Bain* 2. The Fifth Assassin 5. Dead Heat 1. Murder in the White 3. The President’s Shadow Rosenstiel, Tom House Michaels, Barbara Shining City 2. Murder on Capitol Hill Smoke and Mirrors Sanders, Lawrence 3. Murder in the Supreme Mikulski, Barbara Capital Crimes Court Capitol Offense Sandford, John 4. Murder in the Smithsonian Mills, James Dead Watch 5. Murder on Embassy Row The Hearing Sheldon, Sidney (e-book only) Mitchell, Michele The Best Laid Plans 6. Murder at the FBI The Latest Bombshell Silva, Daniel 7. Murder in Georgetown O’Brien, Patricia Gabriel Allon 8. Murder in the CIA The Ladies’ Lunch 1. The Kill Artist 9. Murder at the Kennedy Palmer, Michael 2. The English Assassin Center A Heartbeat Away 3. The Confessor 10. Murder at the National Dr Lou Welcome 4. A Death in Vienna Cathedral 1. Oath of Office 5. Prince of Fire 11. Murder at the Pentagon 2. Political Suicide 6. The Messenger 12. Murder on the Potomac 3. Resistant 7. The Secret Servant 13. Murder at the National Patterson, Richard North 8. Moscow Rules Gallery The Race 9. The Defector 14. Murder in the House Kerry Kilcannon 10. The Rembrandt Affair 15. Murder at the Watergate 1. No Safe Place 11. Portrait of a Spy 16. Murder at the Library of 2.
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