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Alan Furst Books In Order (Full List)
Alan Furst has published 19 books. The first book was Your Day In The Barrel in 1976. Here is a complete list of Alan Furst books in order.
Last update: January 11, 2024
1. Your Day In The Barrel (1976)
In Alan Furst's captivating novel "Your Day In The Barrel," readers are transported to pre-WWII Europe where a diverse cast of characters navigate a treacherous world of espionage, danger, and moral ambiguity. Perfectly paced and richly atmospheric, this is historical fiction at its finest.
- 📇 180 Pages
- 📝 45,000 - 54,000 Word Count
- ⏱️ 6 Hours Reading Time
2. The Paris Drop (1980)
"The Paris Drop" by Alan Furst is a mesmerizing espionage tale set in World War II Paris. With gripping suspense, Furst transports readers into a shadowy world of spies, resistance fighters, and double-crosses, all beautifully painted against the backdrop of a city on the brink of destruction.
- 📇 227 Pages
- 📝 56,750 - 68,100 Word Count
- ⏱️ 8 Hours Reading Time
3. The Caribbean Account (1983)
In "The Caribbean Account," Alan Furst whisks readers away to the vibrant and treacherous Caribbean islands during the early days of World War II. With his signature blend of historical accuracy and gripping storytelling, Furst delivers an enthralling tale of spy games and alliances in this captivating espionage thriller.
- 📇 245 Pages
- 📝 61,250 - 73,500 Word Count
- ⏱️ 8 Hours Reading Time
4. Shadow Trade (1984)
In "Shadow Trade" by Alan Furst, embark on a mesmerizing journey through the dangerous underbelly of covert operations during World War II. This thrilling espionage tale will keep readers on the edge of their seats with its gripping narrative and impeccable attention to historical detail.
- 📇 280 Pages
- 📝 70,000 - 84,000 Word Count
- ⏱️ 9 Hours Reading Time
5. The Polish Officer (2001)
In "The Polish Officer" by Alan Furst, espionage intertwines with love and loyalty in the midst of World War II. Follow a Polish military officer and his journey through the shadows of war, where he must navigate treacherous landscapes and make impossible choices.
- 📇 304 Pages
- 📝 76,000 - 91,200 Word Count
- ⏱️ 10 Hours Reading Time
6. Kingdom Of Shadows (2001)
"Kingdom of Shadows" by Alan Furst is a captivating espionage thriller set in the dark and dangerous world of pre-war Europe. With meticulous detail and rich storytelling, Furst delves into a web of spies, resistance fighters, and secrets that will leave readers breathless.
- 📇 274 Pages
- 📝 68,500 - 82,200 Word Count
- ⏱️ 9 Hours Reading Time
7. Night Soldiers (2002)
In "Night Soldiers," Alan Furst delves into the haunting world of Eastern Europe during WWII, where young soldiers navigate the treacherous paths of espionage, loyalty, and survival. A gripping tale of sacrifice, courage, and the blurred lines between good and evil.
- 📇 482 Pages
- 📝 120,500 - 144,600 Word Count
- ⏱️ 16 Hours Reading Time
8. Dark Star (2002)
In "Dark Star" by Alan Furst, immerse yourself in the gripping tale of a American journalist navigating Nazi-occupied Paris during World War II. With intertwining threads of mystery, romance, and espionage, this atmospheric historical thriller keeps readers on edge until the very last page.
- 📇 466 Pages
- 📝 116,500 - 139,800 Word Count
- ⏱️ 16 Hours Reading Time
9. The World At Night (2002)
In Alan Furst's gripping historical espionage thriller, The World At Night, a French film producer turned secret agent risks his life to aid the Resistance during World War II, navigating through treacherous landscapes of love, danger, and espionage.
- 📇 268 Pages
- 📝 67,000 - 80,400 Word Count
- ⏱️ 9 Hours Reading Time
10. Blood Of Victory (2002)
"Blood of Victory" by Alan Furst is a thrilling espionage novel set during World War II. With compelling characters and a captivating plot, Furst transports readers to the dangerous world of Russian spies and secret missions, creating a masterpiece of historical fiction.
- 📇 352 Pages
- 📝 88,000 - 105,600 Word Count
- ⏱️ 12 Hours Reading Time
11. Red Gold (2005)
In Alan Furst's gripping espionage thriller, "Red Gold," readers are transported to the dark and treacherous underworld of World War II Europe, where a courageous spy must navigate a web of intrigue, betrayal, and danger to secure a vital secret code.
- 📇 288 Pages
- 📝 72,000 - 86,400 Word Count
- ⏱️ 10 Hours Reading Time
12. Dark Voyage (2005)
In the atmospheric, gripping historical novel Dark Voyage, Alan Furst takes readers on a thrilling maritime journey through the dangerous waters of World War II as a clandestine mission unfolds, blurring the lines between loyalty and betrayal.
- 📇 288 Pages
- 📝 72,000 - 86,400 Word Count
- ⏱️ 10 Hours Reading Time
13. The Foreign Correspondent (2007)
"The Foreign Correspondent" by Alan Furst takes readers on a gripping journey through the shadows of wartime Europe, as an intrepid journalist uncovers a treacherous network of spies, danger, and love amidst the chaos of the 1939 Italian invasion of Albania.
- 📇 288 Pages
- 📝 72,000 - 86,400 Word Count
- ⏱️ 10 Hours Reading Time
14. The Spies Of Warsaw (2008)
"The Spies of Warsaw" by Alan Furst is a gripping espionage thriller set in the dangerous world of 1937 Warsaw. Follow French military attaché Colonel Jean-François Mercier as he uncovers a web of intrigue, passion, and betrayal on the eve of World War II.
- 📇 266 Pages
- 📝 66,500 - 79,800 Word Count
- ⏱️ 9 Hours Reading Time
15. Spies Of The Balkans (2010)
In Alan Furst's gripping novel, "Spies of the Balkans," we are transported to the intricate web of espionage during WWII in the volatile Balkans region. With richly drawn characters and heart-pounding action, this tale explores the sacrifices and loyalties of those entangled in the shadowy world of spies.
- 📇 268 Pages
- 📝 67,000 - 80,400 Word Count
- ⏱️ 9 Hours Reading Time
16. Mission To Paris (2012)
In "Mission to Paris," Alan Furst transports readers to the glamorous and treacherous world of 1938 Hollywood where actor Fredric Stahl stumbles into an enthralling web of espionage, romance, and political intrigue. A riveting tale of survival and resistance set against the backdrop of Nazi-occupied Europe.
- 📇 255 Pages
- 📝 63,750 - 76,500 Word Count
- ⏱️ 9 Hours Reading Time
17. Midnight In Europe (2014)
In "Midnight In Europe" by Alan Furst, the enchanting and perilous streets of pre-World War II Europe come alive. Join a group of unlikely heroes as they navigate a world on the brink of darkness, where love, espionage, and courage intersect in unforgettable ways.
- 📇 251 Pages
- 📝 62,750 - 75,300 Word Count
- ⏱️ 8 Hours Reading Time
18. A Hero Of France (2016)
In the dark backdrop of Nazi-occupied Paris, Alan Furst's "A Hero of France" transports readers to the heart of the French Resistance. Unfolding with gripping intensity, this evocative tale follows a brave agent as he risks his life to save others, blurring the lines between heroism and sacrifice.
- 📇 234 Pages
- 📝 58,500 - 70,200 Word Count
- ⏱️ 8 Hours Reading Time
19. Under Occupation (2019)
In Alan Furst's gripping novel, "Under Occupation," a French writer becomes entangled in a web of espionage and resistance during World War II. As he navigates the treacherous landscape of occupied Paris, he must fight for survival and justice in a battle-scarred city.
- 📇 205 Pages
- 📝 51,250 - 61,500 Word Count
- ⏱️ 7 Hours Reading Time