Best Len Deighton

Len Deighton's 1988 first novel in the Hook, Line and Sinker trilogy, in which Bernard Samson investigates the unexplained disappearance of large sums from MI6 accounts.

Len Deighton's 1983 novel opening the Game, Set and Match trilogy, in which MI6 officer Bernard Samson works to exfiltrate a long-running agent from East Berlin.

Len Deighton's 1985 concluding novel of the Game, Set and Match trilogy, in which Bernard Samson hunts a mole inside British intelligence while confronting personal betrayal.

Len Deighton's 1990 conclusion to the Hook, Line and Sinker trilogy, retelling earlier events from Fiona Samson's perspective to reveal her role as an MI6 deep-cover plant.

Len Deighton's 1996 novel concluding the Faith, Hope and Charity trilogy and the complete Bernard Samson series, which comprised nine novels published over thirteen years.

Len Deighton's 1984 second entry in the Game, Set and Match trilogy, following MI6 officer Bernard Samson to Mexico City as he attempts to turn a disillusioned KGB officer.

Len Deighton's 1966 third Harry Palmer novel, featuring a reclusive Texas billionaire who funds his own private anti-communist intelligence operation against the Soviet Union.

Len Deighton's 1963 second Harry Palmer novel, in which the unnamed British spy investigates a German U-boat wreck off the Portuguese coast containing Nazi blackmail documents.

Len Deighton's 1967 standalone spy novel set in Paris, involving a private clinic, a secret NATO dossier, and a cast of morally compromised Cold War operators.

Len Deighton's 1974 novel in which naval war-games analyst Pat Armstrong discovers someone has been living under his identity while he is drawn into a real Cold War operation.