Day of Wrath
by William R. Forstchen | 
The Terminal List
by Jack Carr | 
Sons of Fortune
by Jeffrey Archer | 
Redemption
by Will Jordan | 
Spy Line
by Len Deighton | 
Spy Hook
by Len Deighton | 
The Eighth Dwarf
by Ross Thomas | 
Agents of Innocence
by David Ignatius | 
The Posthumous Man
by Jake Hinkson | 
The Collaborator
by Gerald Seymour | 
Medusa's Child
by John J. Nance | 
Killing for the Company
by Chris Ryan | 
Bravo
by Greg Rucka | 
A Firing Offense
by David Ignatius | 
Headwind
by John J. Nance | 
Traitor's Kiss
by Gerald Seymour |
Jury of One
by David Ellis | 
A Deniable Death
by Gerald Seymour |
The Lonely Skier
by Hammond Innes | 
Empire State
by Henry Porter |
The three confidence tricksters - two blokes and a bird - had a style that earned them millions. Silas was the leader, slick and self-assured -- but dissatisfied. Bob was the junior partner, longing for the open road where pickings were rich and the living was easy. And Liz, Silas' mistress, was! in between. Theirs was a built-in love triangle with its own rewards! and its own dangers. In New York these con-artists do a 'business deal' worth millions. But back in London Silas' plan to bilk an emergent African nation misfires. Then Bob takes over the running of the operation -- and Liz. A Beirut bank is their target and each member of the trio gets what he or she deserves -- each with a twist of lemon.