W.T. Tyler

• Feb-1981
• / General Fiction
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• Mar-1981
• / General Fiction
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Set in post-war Berlin, a disillusioned former CIA operative and a Russian spy cross paths in their search for an elusive double agent....

• Jul-1983
• / General Fiction
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An antigovernment coup in the Congo is an embarrassment, threat, and challenge--variously--to CIA officer Andy Reddish, fallen cabinet minister Pierre Masakita, Colonel N'Sika, and the American and Soviet ambassadors...

• Jan-1984
• / General Fiction
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Haven Wilson examines an extortion plot and deals with lobbyists, ideological right- and left-wingers, arms merchants and members of the intelligence community, in a story of political power struggles in Reagan's Washington...

• Mar-1988
• / General Fiction
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Political blunders and diplomatic hipocrisy lead to a bloody confrontation between Ethiopia and the African nation of Jubba, where jaded American diplomat Logan Talbot witnesses the folly of a third-world power-play between the U.S. and the Soviet Un...

• Jan-1994
• / Suspense
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In novels such as The Ants of God and Rogue's March, W. T. Tyler has earned a reputation as one of our very best authors. Whether writing about dictators on the African bush, the machinations of the Kremlin, or the equally mystifying antics of Wa...

• Jan-1998
• / General Fiction
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In The Consul's Wife, W.T. Tyler returns once more to Africa, specifically to the Congo, where his protagonist, Hugh Mathews, a young foreign service officer, must cope with his embassy's ineptitude and its shallow-thinking bureaucrats even as he com...