Aspects of History have announced their longlist for their Inaugural SpyMasters Book Prize.
Spy Hunter by HB Lyle
The Old Fox by Robert Perkins
Paying in Blood by Karen Haden
Committed by Chris Merritt
Second Skin by Dugald Bruce-Lockhart
The King Street Affair by Jon Sealy
Shadow of Poison by Peter Tonkin
The Borodino Sacrifice by Paul Phillips
Out in the Cold by Steve Urszenyi
Soldier Spy by Rosemary Hayes
The Violin & the Candlestick by David Jarvis
Mr Campion’s Christmas by Mike Ripley
Honour Among Spies by Merle Nygate
The Peacock and the Sparrow by IS Berry
Foxtrot Mike Lima by Cat Connor
Operation Nightfall by Karl Wegener
Death of a Princess by R.N.Morris
With Prejudice by Roger Price
Midnight in Vienna by Jane Thynne
Found by Will Erikson
Gabriel’s Moon by William Boyd
The award is open to any spy novel, published in hardback or paperback, in 2024. They accepted both historical and modern spy thrillers
A cash prize of £500 will be awarded to the winning author. Aspects of HIstory will also interview the winner on the SpyMasters podcast. A shortlist of six titles will then be announced on 1st September 2025.
The winner will be announced at a special event in September, at which the longlist and special guests will be invited. Congratulations to all the nominated authors.
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