Rogue Agents: Kim Sherwood, David Goodman, Paul Warner, CJ Merritt

With the world in turmoil, the spy novel is as relevant as it’s ever been, and these are four of the best.

James Bond is alive and thirsting for revenge in Kim Sherwood’s whip-smart Hurricane Room.

David Goodman’s reluctant spies return in Solitary Agents as a training exercise turns deadly.

A deskbound spy is thrust back into the world of modern espionage in Paul Warner’s A Spy in the Blood.

An ex-MI6 agent runner is the only one who can stop a plot against the West it in CJ Merritt’s Octagon.This event will be chaired by critic Paul Burke.