Delve into an espionage shocker: Germany’s spy network operating within pre-war America. In this fast-paced, thoroughly researched account (~320 pages), Rhodri Jeffreys-Jones unpacks the FBI’s dramatic takedown of the Nazi spy...

Step into Southeast Asia’s treacherous jungles with 336 pages of fully documented OSS operations in North Burma during World War II. First published in April 2013 (paperback released August 2014), Troy J. Sacquety chronicles the bravery of...

Uncover the full arc of American intelligence—from colonial espionage to contemporary threats—in this masterful 632-page volume by Jeffrey P. Rogg (June 2025). Offering bold insights into civil-intelligence relations and the national security...

The Spy Toolkit: Extraordinary inventions from World War II by The National Archives and Stephen TwiggeHardcover157 PagesMay 2018 A revealing, sometimes sinister and often hilarious look at the gadgets and devices devised to help spies in their...

Meet the man who laid the groundwork for modern American intelligence: William "Wild Bill" Donovan, founder of the OSS. Douglas Waller’s compelling 482-page biography (circa February 2012) reads like a spy thriller—rich with daring missions,...

World War II Clue: Spies and Espionage Edition Clue: WWII Spies & Espionage is a highstakes game where danger lurks in the shadows for six secret agents on a mission to carry out covert operations that will thwart the enemy and secure victory for the...