George Smiley Series

The second Smiley novel finds the spymaster investigating a murder, whodunnit style, in a satirical look at a uniquely British institution: the elite public school.

In the novel that introduced iconic spy George Smiley, a standard security check goes from routine to sinister when the subject of the inquiry is found dead by suicide.

One of the most critically lauded spy novels in literary history, the third George Smiley novel is a tour de force that established le Carré as a master of the genre.

Following a British military intelligence agency amidst the Cold War, this spy tale from the creator of George Smiley is a nuanced exploration of the nature of espionage.

One of le Carré’s most enduring works, the fifth George Smiley novel follows Smiley as he attempts to root out a Soviet mole in the highest echelons of the Circus.

In this new audiobook edition of the eighth George Smiley novel, Smiley is pulled from retirement after a Circus informant is found murdered in London.

The eighth George Smiley novel from lauded spy novelist John le Carré, originally published in the wake of the Berlin Wall's destruction, gets a new audiobook edition.

“Not a page of this book is without intelligence and grace.” —The New York Times The mole has been purged from the Circus, and George Smiley, newly-made chief of the agency, has both rebuilding and revenge in his sights. To fully eradicate the threat, Smiley must trace back the treachery to its very roots. When his investigation leads him to Hong Kong—and what appears to be a dead end—Smiley enlists Jerry Westerby, an international sports journalist and “occasional” Circus asset. In the Far East, Westerby will have to untangle a web of corruption spread across a region with a reputation for testing loyalties and allegiances. The Honourable Schoolboy, sequel to the best-selling Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, continues Smiley’s hunt for the Soviet spymaster Karla. With a richly drawn plot and characters that are destined to be “burned on the brain of the reader” (The New York Times), the sixth George Smiley novel serves as both thriller and gripping examination of the costs of espionage.