Helen MacInnes

• Oct-1984
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When Karen Cornell, a beautiful journalist on assignment in Czechoslovakia, agrees to help a would-be defector by carrying top-secret documents to Washington, she is pulled into an astonishing web of terrorism, political assassination, blackmail, esp...

• Aug-1982
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When Bob Renwick of Interintell, a counter-terrorist agency, discovers his name on the Minus List, it is just the beginning of a riveting tale of suspense that sweeps from London to New York, Washington, Paris, Chamonix, Amsterdam, Zurich, and exotic...

• Aug-1980
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Chance is the trigger that unleashes this whirlwind adventure. It unexpectedly brings Nina O'Connell and Robert Renwick face to face on a sunlit street in Amsterdam. Their last meeting had been in Geneva six years before, a time when Nina, fifteen th...

• Aug-1978
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American art expert Colin Grant is sent to Vienna on a seemingly simple mission in this suspenseful, action-packed first installment in the thrilling Robert Renwick espionage trilogyNew York art expert Colin Grant takes on an easy commission: to trav...

• Jan-1976
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AGENT IN PLACE--the spellbinding new novel of suspense adventure by the incomparable Helen Maclnnes, a magic blend of betrayal and intrigue set against the colorful backdrop of New York, Washington, and the Riviera. It begins with the theft of a t...

• Mar-1974
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GET IRINA KUSAK SAFELY OUT OF CZECHOSLOVAKIA. That is the plan. Bring her to the hideout in Austria where she will be reunited with her famous father, a Nobel Prize nominee, who has escaped from behind the Iron Curtain. It is a dangerous missio...

• Nov-1971
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"They are a fairly peaceful people. But if they are roused they will fight. They are as hard as their mountains." British soldier Peter Lennox, a POW in an Italian prison camp, is still fighting his own war. An artist in civilian life, his hands ...

• Jun-1971
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Sunny Spain, sudden death! Ian Ferrier, on vacation from the U.S. Space Agency would not have believed his reunion with a trusted friend would lead to murder, or that he would hold the key for a vicious conspiracy of assassination, or that he woul...

• Jan-1969
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Three novels of intrigue: Above Suspicion North from Rome The Double Image ...

• Jan-1968
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In 1945, with their thousand-year empire falling around them and the Allies on their heels, the Nazis hide a sealed chest in the dark, forbidding waters of the Finstersee -- a lake surrounded by the brooding peaks of the Austrian Alps. There it lies ...

• Jan-1965
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While carrying out research in Paris, American historian John Craig is surprised when he runs into his old college professor. Sussman is a worried man. A survivor of Auschwitz, he's in shock, having seen and been seen by one of the Nazis who tortured...

• Jan-1965
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Set against the breathtaking mountain backdrop of Switzerland, this novel of international intrigue unfolds the powerful story of a young American's search for a priceless cache of hidden Nazi loot. Like all of Helen MacInnes' books, here is a richly...

• Jan-1964
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A New Comedy in Two Acts What really happened on that day in 1177 B.C. when Ulysses finally returned home to Ithaca, after a seventeen-year absence? The curtain [in this two-act play] rises on a rather irritated Ulysses, returning home penniless an...

• Jan-1963
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Set in the 1960s during the Cold War, this is a captivating espionage adventure from "the queen of spy writers" who has been compared to Graham Greene and Ian Fleming (Sunday Express).   While on assignment in Paris and Venice, an American journ...

• Jan-1961
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A 3-Novel Omnibus. Above Suspicion Horizon Assignment in Brittany...

• Jan-1960
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Kenneth Strang sets out for Sicily and Greece on a seemingly innocent, though fascinating, magazine assignment. But even before his ship sails from New York, the atmosphere becomes charged with sinister omens. In the course of the voyage one myst...

• Feb-1958
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Attack in Rome... From the quiet street came a woman's cry. It was quick, startled - strangled into silence. A car waited with its nose pointing from the curb - ready to leave. A man and a woman stood rigid... the rigidity of force equally matche...

• Feb-1953
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Payton and Sylvia Pleydell were the most respected, brilliant couple in Washington. Theirs seemed a perfect marriage. But Kate Jerold, newly arrived from California, soon saw different. Why was her cousin Sylvia so secretive? And was her husband real...

• Jan-1951
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Nothing in Rona Metford's chic, sophisticated world of publishers, writers, and artists warned her of the sinister web of terror and treason that was slowly winding itself around her. But the insidious evil lurking just beneath the surface of her lov...

• Jan-1949
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Wealthy Margaret Peel and her companion, Sarah Bly, are on a chauffeur-driven sightseeing tour of the United States when they become lost in the heart of unfamiliar Wyoming. Their first reaction of dismay soon changes when a chance encounter with cow...

• Jun-1947
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David Bosworth and Penelope Lorrimer seem to have everything against them. He is a penniless undergraduate at Oxford with a head full of dreams; she is the daughter of a well-to-do Edinburgh family who have great ambitions for her. Nevertheless their...

• Jan-1945
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Helen MacInnes again demonstrates her unique mastery of the dramatic suspense novel in this superbly plotted thriller about a young English girl whose innocent holiday visit to Poland is suddenly twisted into a nightmare of violence and terror when s...

• Mar-1942
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Evan Matthews, his commanding officer, had been fooled by the Frenchman's resemblance to Hearne. But once Matthews knew the truth, he decided to make good use of it. So Martin Hearne would become Bertrand Corlay, right down to the birthmark and the m...

• Jan-1941
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"A red rose, a chance phrase, and some spilt cointreau--this was the first link in a chain of events that were to lead Richard and Frances Myles to Nazi-dominated Germany. The young Oxford don and his attactive wife were sent by the British Foreign ...