Condor Books in Order
Condor is a series of 6 books written by James Grady.
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Condor books in publication order
6 books
Six Days of the Condor
by James Grady
1974
CIA researcher Ronald Malcolm returns from lunch to discover his colleagues have been murdered. When seeking help from the agency triggers another attempt on his life, he must flee and uncover the conspiracy behind the massacre.
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Shadow of the Condor
by James Grady
1975
In this sequel to Six Days of the Condor, Malcolm's continuing intelligence career brings him into conflict with a Soviet sleeper cell and Chinese assassins. The once inexperienced analyst faces new dangers within the competing worlds of espionage.
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by James Grady
2011
A CIA analyst discovers troubling information about an operation in Afghanistan and reports it to his superiors. After a gunman kills his coworkers, Condor flees, trying to understand the conspiracy that has turned him into its surviving target.
Last Days of the Condor
by James Grady
2014
Pursuing the truth makes the aging agent Condor a target of America's national security apparatus. As he runs through Washington, friends, lovers, and former colleagues are drawn into danger, leaving him uncertain who might rescue or betray him.
Condor in the Stacks
by James Grady
2015
Released from psychiatric care, intelligence agent Condor is assigned to sorting unwanted books at the Library of Congress. Encountering a woman who fears she is being followed draws him back toward espionage despite uncertainty about his perceptions.
Next Day of the Condor
by James Grady
2015
Released from a secret CIA psychiatric facility in Maine, the silver-haired Condor enters a changed and dangerous America. This short prequel follows the costs of his return to espionage before the events of Last Days of the Condor.
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