When a high-ranking Neo-Nazi is released from prison, Liz suspects he hasn't changed his ways. This book explores the rise of domestic extremism and the difficulty of tracking threats that don't fit the "traditional" terrorist mold. 6. Rip Tide (2011)
From the Director General’s Desk to Your Bookshelf: A Guide to Stella Rimington’s Liz Carlyle Series
The focus shifts to the illegal arms trade. Liz goes undercover to track a shipment of weapons destined for the Middle East, leading her into a dangerous web of international brokers and double-crosses. 9. Breaking Cover (2016) Stella Rimington-Liz Carlyle series 1-9
Liz moves into the world of high-finance and Russian oligarchs. Tasked with protecting a wealthy expatriate in London, she discovers that the threats aren't just political—they’re deeply personal and incredibly lucrative. 4. Dead Line (2008)
Her follows a sharp, dedicated MI5 intelligence officer navigating the complex world of counter-terrorism and international espionage. Here is your briefing on books 1 through 9. 1. At Risk (2004) When a high-ranking Neo-Nazi is released from prison,
A throwback to Cold War-style intrigue, Liz investigates a Russian mole who may have compromised a top-secret drone program. It’s a masterful look at how old rivalries never truly die. 8. Close Call (2014)
The series kicks off with Liz Carlyle discovering that a "invisible"—a terrorist who can bypass border controls—is active in the UK. It’s a race against time that introduces Liz’s methodical approach to intelligence work. 2. Secret Asset (2006) Rip Tide (2011) From the Director General’s Desk
Liz is tasked with investigating a potential "sleeper" agent within the British establishment. This installment dives deep into the paranoia of internal investigations and the personal toll of life in the Service. 3. Illegal Action (2007)