Aly Monroe Books in Order
Aly Monroe is a series of 5 books written by Aly Monroe.
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Aly Monroe books in publication order
5 books
The Maze of Cadiz
by Aly Monroe
2008
Sent to Spain in 1944, intelligence officer Peter Cotton discovers that a British agent has died after breaking contact with London. His investigation in Cádiz draws him into smuggling, shifting loyalties, and secrets with postwar consequences.
Washington Shadow
by Aly Monroe
2009
In 1945, Peter Cotton travels to Washington under cover of Britain's financial delegation to investigate changes in American intelligence. Among diplomats, rival agents, and shifting alliances, he uncovers a conspiracy that could shape the postwar order.
Icelight
by Aly Monroe
2011
During England's bitter winter of 1947, intelligence officer Peter Cotton investigates a death apparently caused by a poisoned apple. His search for the truth draws him through theatrical circles, political hostility, and secrets concealed beneath postwar austerity.
Black Bear
by Aly Monroe
2013
Peter Cotton wakes in a Manhattan clinic after being assaulted and drugged, unable to trust his own perceptions. While reconstructing an intelligence assignment connected to the United Nations, he must discover who attacked him and why he survived.
Redeemable
by Aly Monroe
2013
Posted to occupied Germany in 1945, Peter Cotton discovers British troops profiting from a flourishing black market. As he investigates how far the corruption reaches, he faces difficult questions about authority and what an intelligence officer can change.
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