The titles marked with an asterisk (*) are from my Top 200 Adventures list the others are second-tier favorites. Thus - below, please find a list of sixty-one of my favorite espionage adventures - arranged not qualitatively (which would be impossible) but chronologically.
Twenty of the titles on those secondary lists are espionage. Also, via the following posts - Best 19th Century Adventure (1805–1903) | Best Nineteen-Oughts Adventure (1904–1913) | Best Nineteen-Teens Adventure (1914–1923) | Best Twenties Adventure (1924–1933) | Best Thirties Adventure (1934–1943) | Best Forties Adventure (1944–1953) | Best Fifties Adventure (1954–1963) | Best Sixties Adventure (1964–1973) | Best Seventies Adventure (1974–1983) - I listed another two hundred and fifty of my favorite adventures. Forty-one of the titles on that list are espionage adventures. Example: Hello.Recently, I compiled a list of two hundred of my favorite adventures published before the Eighties (1984–1993). Spoiler tags cover spoilers with black bars that reveal spoilers when a cursor hovers over them They are written as: >!spoiler!Any user with an extensive history of spoiling books will be banned.
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