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Quiller KGB - Spy Novel
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Quiller KGB

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Quiller KGB is a 1976 spy novel by Elleston Trevor, written under the pen name Adam Hall, featuring the titular British agent infiltrating the Soviet Union.

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How good is Quiller KGB?
Quiller KGB scores 7.33/10 (Good) on Lunoo, making it a well-rated option in the Spy Novel category. Well-regarded Quiller installment valued for terse narration, psychological tension, and Cold War tradecraft; series familiarity and convoluted plotti...
What are the best alternatives to Quiller KGB?
See our alternatives page for Quiller KGB for a ranked list with scores. Top alternatives include: The 9th Directive, The Tango Briefing, The Warsaw Document.
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Is Quiller KGB worth it in 2026?
With a score of 7.33/10, Quiller KGB is a solid option in Spy Novel. See all Spy Novel ranked.

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