The Double Game (50 page)

1979—
Allbeury,
The Alpha List

—Hall,
The Scorpion Signal

—
Le Carré,
Smiley’s People

—
Lemaster,
A Spy for All Seasons

—Littell,
The Debriefing

1980—
Buckley,
Who’s on First

—Tyler,
The Man Who Lost the War

1981—
Allbeury,
The Other Side of Silence

—
Hunt,
The Gaza Intercept

—
Lemaster,
London’s Own

1982—
Bingham,
Brock and the Defector

—Tyler,
Rogue’s March

1983—Deighton,
Berlin Game

—
Le Carré,
The Little Drummer Girl

—
McCarry,
The Last Supper

—Quammen,
The Zolta Configuration

1984—
Buckley,
The Story of Henri Tod

—Deighton,
Mexico Set

—
Lemaster,
A Glancing Blow

—MacInnes,
Ride a Pale Horse

1985—
Buckley,
See You Later, Alligator

—Deighton,
London Match

—Hall,
Northlight
(U.S.:
Quiller
)

—
Hunt,
The Kremlin Conspiracy

1986—
Allbeury,
No Place to Hide

—
Buckley,
High Jinx

—
Hood,
Spy Wednesday

—
Le Carré,
A Perfect Spy

—
Lemaster,
Requiem for a Spy

—Littell,
The Sisters

1987—
Buckley,
Mongoose R.I.P.

—Quammen,
The Soul of Viktor Tronko

1988—
Allbeury,
A Wilderness of Mirrors

—Deighton,
Spy Hook

—Furst,
Night Soldiers

1989—Hall,
Quiller KGB

—Deighton,
Spy Line

—
Hood,
Cry Spy
(last non-Lemaster purchase, just after Berlin Wall came down)

—
Le Carré,
The Russia House

—
Lemaster,
Render unto Caesar

Post–Cold War

1991—
Lemaster,
A Final Folly

1994—
Lemaster,
The Sinking of the
Bellwether

1997—
Lemaster,
Strength in Numbers

2000—
Lemaster,
Duty, Honor, Betrayal

2003—
Lemaster,
The Tent of the Sheik

2007—
Lemaster,
Remote Control

Acknowledgments

TK