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Very little wear, almost like new. The remains of a price sticker decorate the front of the dust jacket. A spy novel from the master of spy novels. First edition. Pages are clean, tight and unmarked.

First edition. Very little wear to the book or unclipped dust jacket. Purple paper covered boards with purple fabric over the spine and glossy purple print on the front and spine.
The seventh and final book in the Will Lee series.

Very little wear. 216 pages are clean, tight and unmarked. The CIA sends Mrs. Pollifax to China to provide cover for a CIA asset. The sixth of fourteen novels in the Mrs. Pollifax series. Originally published in 1983.

Book has some wear. The cover has small creases, dents and rounded corners. There are small tears where the front cover meets the spine, both top (1 cm) and bottom (2.5 cm). One of le Carre's earlier books that did not involve George Smiley or British Intelligence. A rather different sort of love triangle.

First edition. The master teller of spy stories moves from the world of the cold war into the new world of everyone for himself. The players are not necessarily states, but gun runners, drug smugglers and warlords. Book and dust jacket shows some wear at the edges and corners, and one small stain on the front middle, near the spine. Pages deckle edged. The book may ship at over 2 pounds, however, excess shipping costs are included in the list price.

Trade paperback. Minimal wear. Owner's name inside front cover. 168 pages. Secret agent girl takes on new challenges. Book 3 of the Undercover Girl series.

Trade paperback. Very little wear, almost like new. 306 pages are clean, tight and bright. A humorous tale of a feature writer turned spy, I think.

A few chips around the edges and a number of creases on the spine, rendering it a little off plumb. Pages are clean, tight and intact. The third of 22 novels in the Sean Dillon series.

In great condition. A few small rub marks on the front spine edge of the dust cover, but little else. 302 deckle- edges pages. A story of ex-spies after the fall of the Soviet Union, missing mistresses, and intrigue in the vast area between the Black and Caspian Seas.

A crease or two on the front and back covers and a half dozen or so more on the spine. 438 pages remain clean, tight and intact. Forget Snakes on a Plane, this is pathogens on a plane, and landing may not be an option.

Trade paperback. Third book in the Covert-One series. Someone has stolen a DNA computer and is using it to create chaos. Covert-One agent Jon Smith is deployed to track it down. Little wear. A slight curl to the cover as these sized paperbacks frequently develop. No spine creases. Pages clean, tight and unmarked.

Very little wear. In the world of Jack Ryan, this is the third book, in Ryan's chronology, not ours. This series was by no means published in order. 618 pages. This book will ship at over two pounds, so a small shipping surcharge has been added to the price. Full number line.

Book is in excellent condition. Pages deckle-edged. Fourth printing. Dust jacket has a large price sticker in the lower right front corner. A story of spies in love. Well, not all of them. Set in a time shortly before the breakup of the Soviet Union. An excellent read from the master of spy novels. Offered at a special price.

Little wear. A slightly bent corner, lower front cover. One spine crease. Otherwise unmarked and intact. Fifth book of twelve, our teen spy takes on his biggest nemesis, Scorpia. The lives of thousands are in the hands of a fourteen year old.

An assassin plans to wreak vengeance and a former spy is brought back into the game to stop her. Book is in great shape, showing little sign of wear. Stains on the endpapers. The dust jacket does have the remains of a price sticker (see photo) and a few rubs and bends and even two 5 mm tears at the top over the spine. Nothing terrible. This book will ship at over two pounds. Excess shipping cost is included in the list price.

At first glance this book doesn't seem too badly worn, with some mild spine creases, a bent corner on the back cover, and a couple of bumped corners. But then there is the big dent in the front cover, best seen in photo #4. About the size of my thumb, this dent must be the result of something very heavy sitting on the book for a fairly long time. There are also some circles embossed on the front cover, also an artifact of having been underneath something heavy. Finally, the outer edge of the first 50 pages has a bit of waviness indicating that it was at one time exposed to a small amount of water. Impacts about an 8 cm wide area of those pages and penetrates to no more than 4 cm into the pages. In spite of all that, the pages remain tight and unmarked, and are still quite readable, to which I can attest having taken time to read this one.

Mild wear at the edges and corners. About four or five spine creases. The lower half of the back cover is a little wavy (see photo #4), as are the 50 or so pages preceding it. 385 pages are tight, clean and intact.

Book is in great condition. Dust cover has some price sticker residue on lower right front. A story of intrigue, money laundering and international finance. Number line indicates this is a first printing. Offered at a special price. First edition -- complete number line.

Some wear on corners and edges. A little stain on the page edges at the top front corner (see photo #3), with a similar, yet smaller, stain at the bottom corner. Doesn't impact the reading. Third in a series of twelve featuring Alex Rider, teen spy. (Poor kid's been a teen for the last twenty years.) In this one he has to deal with an insane Russian with a nuke. Piece of cake.Standard paperback, 327 pages.

Some wear, mainly around the edges. Creases on the spine, the front cover marred by the remains of a price sticker and a hole punched. Pages clean, intact, bright, binding tight. Spy vs. spy in an in house dispute. Originally published in 1979.