The Traitor

  • The Traitor
    By Jeffrey Ford, Michael Cisco

    Under his sway, Nophtha is compelled to evaluate whether he and Wite are that different in nature, and to assess his feelings about family and community"--Http://www.amazon.com/Traitor-Michael-Cisco/dp/0809572354 (as viewed on 3/28/2013).

  • The Traitor: A Heart-Wrenching Saga of WWII Nazi-Resistance
    The Traitor: A Heart-Wrenching Saga of WWII Nazi-Resistance
    By V.S. Alexander

    Praise for V.S. Alexander’s The Irishman’s Daughter “Accompanied by an expertly rendered plot, bold and empathetic characters, and prose that jumps off the page, this tale will particularly satisfy fans of historicals and those ...

  • The Traitor: Wolf Girl 4
    The Traitor: Wolf Girl 4
    By Anh Do

    A wildly exciting adventure series from bestselling author Anh Do.

  • The Traitor
    The Traitor
    By Geoffrey Miller

    Almost without thinking, the Frenchman ran a finger over the map, starting just north of Serres, and following what Samson took to be the planned line of the Bulgarian advance. The nicotine stained finger paused briefly at Avret Hissar ...

  • The Traitor
    The Traitor
    By André Gorz

    Sartre called The Traitor “an invitation to life.” It remains the most intimate and profound book to emerge from the existentialist movement, while providing remarkable insights into André Gorz’s subsequent work.

  • The Traitor: A Novel
    The Traitor: A Novel
    By Guy Walters

    And where would he find him? Perhaps London could help, but he couldn't assume any assistance from that direction. Secondly, he had to go through the motions of recruiting traitors to serve in the unit—a prospect that revolted him, ...

  • The Traitor: A Heart-Wrenching Saga of WWII Nazi-Resistance
    The Traitor: A Heart-Wrenching Saga of WWII Nazi-Resistance
    By V.S. Alexander

    Includes a reading group guide and a glossary of German terms.

  • The Traitor
    The Traitor
    By Dan Sherman

    The rising pace and complex characters in this stunning work of historical fiction will have history buffs and fans of modern espionage alike clamoring for more.

  • The Traitor: Book #2 The Rebels and Redcoats Saga
    The Traitor: Book #2 The Rebels and Redcoats Saga
    By T. J. London

    A Spy with one goal: turn the Six Nations of the Iroquois An Oneida woman desperate to keep her tribe from being thrust into war. Two lovers locked in a struggle that will birth a nation, but will it destroy their love in the process...

  • The Traitor
    The Traitor
    By Guy Walters

    Captured by the Nazis while on a Resistance mission to Crete, British secret agent John Lockhart is offered a choice: either lead the British Free Corps or his wife will die.

  • The Traitor: A Tommy Carmellini Novel
    The Traitor: A Tommy Carmellini Novel
    By Stephen Coonts

    But can they stop the conspiracy without compromising the intelligence source that could bring down Al Queda once and for all? Find out in Stephen Coonts's The Traitor.

  • The Traitor: A Novel
    The Traitor: A Novel
    By Dan Sherman

    In 1779, Washington's foremost spymaster, Benjamin Tallmadge, believes that two lovers, rumored to be spying for the Americans, were brutally murdered by a traitor buried deep within the American camp.

  • The Traitor
    The Traitor
    By Harry Kendall Thaw

    The Traitor is a gripping novel written by Harry Kendall Thaw. The book tells the story of a man named Robert Steele, who is a successful businessman and a respected member of his community.

  • The Traitor
    The Traitor
    By Abigail Owen

    Now, the Alliance has come for the only family she has left. It’s a good thing she was raised by dragons, because the only one who can help her save them is a traitor she’d be smart to fear.

  • The Traitor
    The Traitor
    By V. S. Alexander

    The leaflets are hidden in public places or mailed to addresses selected at random from the phone book.

  • The Traitor: Masquerade Book 1
    The Traitor: Masquerade Book 1
    By Seth Dickinson

    . . It's the way this story gets under your skin and hits you where it really counts that puts it in a class by itself" SF Reviews "A fascinating tale of political intrigue and national unrest" Washington Post