Quiller Books in Order

British intelligence officer Quiller wants to leave Germany after helping investigate Nazi war criminals. The murder of a respected colleague persuades him to remain and uncover the plans of a secret society seeking a revival of German militarism.

Quiller is sent to Bangkok to stop an assassination during a royal state visit. His target is a killer known as Kuo, but identifying and finding the assassin before the visit gives the British agent little room for error.

A series of crashes involving West German supersonic jets sends Quiller into an investigation of possible sabotage. Pursuing the cause takes him across Cold War divisions, where attempts on his life make the inquiry increasingly dangerous.

Quiller enters Warsaw in winter to infiltrate a Soviet program threatening international détente. His assignment to destroy it places him among rival intelligence interests, police surveillance, and double agents, with little certainty about whom he can trust.

Quiller travels into the Sahara to locate and destroy a downed aircraft before its existence and cargo become known. Enemy agents pursue the same target, turning an already hazardous assignment into a race through a hostile desert.

Sent to Hong Kong, Quiller investigates the apparent drowning of a Ministry of Defence technician. Surveillance, poisoning, and a colleague's death suggest that the seemingly routine inquiry conceals a much more dangerous operation involving Chinese territory.

A plane crash in France, an airport explosion in Rome, and a diplomat's murder in Cambodia draw Quiller toward Kobra. The British agent must pursue an international terrorist group whose violence has already claimed other intelligence operatives.

After a rash act puts his intelligence career at risk, Quiller is offered a dangerous chance to remain in service. He must fly into Russia on a mission where discovery could bring immediate destruction, facing deadly confrontations along the way.

Quiller is ordered to find fellow agent Shapiro, a survivor of Moscow's Lubyanka Prison who appears to have been abducted by the KGB. Entering Russia, Quiller encounters sabotage and treachery that threaten to turn the rescue into an international crisis.

After a British agent returns from Peking and is murdered, Quiller enters China under diplomatic cover. Attacks surrounding a state funeral draw him into a conspiracy involving a powerful Triad leader and Soviet interests.

Working behind the Iron Curtain without a gun, cover, or dependable contacts, Quiller must survive in a city that offers little refuge. His mission requires trusting an unreliable woman and rescuing a man he would rather kill.

Feeling betrayed by the Bureau, Quiller takes a freelance assignment in Southeast Asia. A near assassination in Singapore pulls him into a dangerous world of drug trafficking and rebellion, where stopping a bloodbath becomes his priority.

The Bureau orders Quiller to cooperate with the KGB to protect a Russian leader visiting East Berlin. Amid tensions surrounding the divided city, he must navigate an uneasy alliance and uncover an assassination conspiracy before the diplomatic visit turns deadly.

Sent to Miami to investigate a Bureau agent's strange behavior, Quiller arrives just before the man disappears. His search reveals a mind-control conspiracy involving presidential politics, cocaine smuggling, and Mafia killers determined to disrupt his mission.

After the Tiananmen crackdown, Quiller is assigned to protect a dissident Chinese astrophysicist involved in resistance to Beijing. Chinese agents seek to capture the scientist, while betrayal and threats against his family complicate a perilous escape.

The murder of an agent Quiller was protecting sends him after a terrorist network. Following the killers brings him to a plot targeting an American flight to Berlin, with a nuclear weapon raising the stakes of his pursuit.

A British agent's death leads Quiller to Moscow and a clandestine meeting aboard the Trans-Siberian Express. When his contact is killed, clues pointing to former generals pull him into a hardline conspiracy and a dangerous flight across Russia.

Quiller takes an unsanctioned assignment in Cambodia, where signs of a Khmer Rouge resurgence threaten another massacre. Working without the Bureau's protection, he must question his contacts and confront the moral consequences of intervening in the violence.

Quiller infiltrates Russia's post-Cold War criminal underworld to reach a powerful mafioso with British connections. When a vital ally is imprisoned in the supposedly inescapable Gulank, he must attempt a rescue to keep the operation alive.