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West Of Jerusalem
originally SAS à l'Ouest de Jeruzalem, #9 in 1968
Written by Gerard de Villiers
Copyright: 1973
Malko is given seven days to find out why a fellow CIA agent leapt to his death from a Washington building. His only clue is a single finger from a little girl.
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Operation New York
originally Magie Noire à New York, #11 in 1968
Written by Nicholas Leonard (translator)
Copyright: 1968
The CIA and the KGB are both curious as to what brings Malko to New York but it likely has to do with the scrumptious Sabrina, who promised him a Rolls for his birthday. And the black magic someone is trying to use against him.
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Man From Kabul
originally L'homme de Kabul, #25 in 1972
Written by Lowell Bair (translator)
Copyright: 1973
Malko’s job is to find out what the Soviets and the Chinese are fighting over in Afghanistan and get it or him before they do.
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Versus The CIA
originally SAS Contre CIA , #2 in 1965
Written by Adrian Shire (translator)
Copyright: 1974
A renegade group in the CIA is planning to kill the Shah of Iran and put in their own puppet government. It is Malko’s job to keep them from succeeding.
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Angel Of Vengeance
originally L'ange de Montevideo, #31 in 1973
Written by Lowell Bair (translator)
Copyright: 1974
The head of the CIA’s office in Montevideo has been kidnapped by a guerrilla leader wanting the knowledge the agent has. Malko joins with other CIA agents to conduct a rescue.
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Kill Kissinger
originally Kill Henry Kissinger, #34 in 1974
Written by Lowell Bair (translator)
Copyright: 1974
With the renowned Secretary of State, Henry Kissinger, heading to Kuwait, it was not unexpected that a terrorist band would plan an assassination attempt. Malko’s task was to find out which group and stop them.
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The Countess And The Spy
originally Le Bal de la Comtesse Adler, #21 in 1971
Written by Lowell Bair (translator)
Copyright: 1974
A birthday dinner party for the beautiful Alexandra, given by Malko, becomes an international event when a KGB defector joins the guest list, a man that both the CIA and KGB would give anything to have.
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Death On The River Kwai
originally L'or de la rivière Kwai, #10 in 1968
Written by Gerard de Villiers
Copyright: 1975
An old friend of Malko’s, himself a CIA agent stationed in Thailand, has gone missing and his disappearance is somehow connected with an arms shipment near the site of the legendary bridge over the river Kwai.
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Checkpoint Charlie
originally Berlin: Checkpoint Charlie, #29 in 1973
Written by Lowell Bair (translator)
Copyright: 1975
A Nobel prize winning physicist, possessing the latest Soviet missile technology, is on the wrong side of the Berlin Wall and Malko is given the impossible mission of getting him across alive.
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Que Viva Guevara
originally Que Viva Guevara, #18 in 1970
Written by Gerard de Villiers
Copyright: 1975
Castro is up to no good in Venezuela and Malko is sent to that Latin American nation to find out what the rebels are planning during an upcoming visit by the U.S. Vice President.
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Hostage In Tokyo
originally Les Otages De Tokio, #38 in 1975
Written by Gerard de Villiers
Copyright: 1976
The group United Red Army of Japan has broken into the American embassy there and taken the ambassador hostage demanding the release of their leader. Malko must find a way to free the diplomat.
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The Belfast Connection
originally Furie à Belfast, #36 in 1974
Written by Gerard de Villiers
Copyright: 1976
Malko is sent to Northern Ireland to infiltrate the IRA to find out how they are connected with Irish sympathizers in New York and how they all are working with the KGB.
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Death In Santiago
originally L'orde Regne a Santiago, #39 in 1975
Written by Gerard de Villiers
Copyright: 1976
It seems everyone wants to beat up Malko before killing him as the contract agent is sent into the revolt-ravaged capital of Chile to learn the true status of the government there.
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The Portuguese Defection
originally Les Sorciers du Tage, #40 in 1975
Written by Gerard de Villiers
Copyright: 1977
The mission should have been a simple one for Malko but, of course, it doesn’t turn out that way as he heads to Portugal to help the wife of a major KGB official wants to defect.
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A Game Of Eyes Only
originally Terreur à San Salvador, #60 in 1980
Written by Patricia Bishop (translator)
Copyright: 1986
All evidence points to a former CIA operative as the culprit behind several political assassinations in El Salvador. With diplomatic dynamite about to explode, Malko is sent to take out the errant agent immediately.
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The Madmen of Benghazi
originally Les Fous Benghazi, #191 in 2012
Written by William Rodarmor (translator)
Copyright: 2014
With Qaddafi dead and chaos reigning in Libya, the CIA wants to use Libyan prince al-Senussi as a unifying force towards democracy but a band of extremists want him dead. When Malko is brought in to keep him alive, the extremists decide Malko must also die.
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Chaos In Kabul
Written by William Rodarmor (translator)
Copyright: 2014
As the American government plans to leave Afghanistan, the CIA asks Malko Linge to head there to help stabilize a teetering administration.
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Revenge of the Kremlin
originally La Vengeance du Kremlin
Written by William Rodarmor (translator)
Copyright: 2015
A powerful Russian enemy of Putin is found dead in London. MI-5 soft-plays it but the CIA wants answers and sends Malko Linge there to learn the truth.
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Lord of the Swallows
originally --
Written by William Rodarmor (translator)
Copyright: 2016
The wife of a major Russian businessman and spymaster tells Malko Linge she will reveal all of her husband's dealings if Malko kills the husband's mistress.
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Surface To Air
originally --
Written by William Rodarmor (translator)
Copyright: 2016
A man whose family was killed in a bombing raid by U.S. forces in Pakistan wants revenge and plans to get it by blowing up Air Force One.
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