David Downing
Union Station (A John Russell WWII Spy Thriller)
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Just as John Russell finishes an interview with a “B” actor who’s starring in a new Hollywood tear-jerker, he spots a suspicious ...Read Review
Wedding Station (A John Russell WWII Spy Thriller)
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In Wedding Station, a prequel to his John Russell Station espionage novels, author David Downing creates a time and place as real and ...Read Review
Lenin’s Roller Coaster
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The title of this third Jack McColl spy thriller is an apt metaphor for what is to come: a dizzying ride through the ...Read Review
One Man’s Flag
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I loved the premise of this novel as well as the unusual, volatile settings of India and Ireland during WWI. Both countries were ...Read Review
The Red Eagles
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Intense, intricate and intriguing; this engrossing novel is another example of Downing’s ability to write captivating historical espionage fiction. Set against the ...Read Review
Jack of Spies
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Forsaking his popular World War II series (Masaryk Station, 2013), Downing starts anew in 1913, when war already looks inevitable. Jack McColl sells luxury automobiles ...Read Review
Zoo Station
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By 1939, English journalist John Russell has been living in Berlin for fifteen years. His 11-year-old son Paul is an enthusiastic member of the ...Read Review
Masaryk Station
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This novel takes place in Berlin in 1948. As a double agent, John Russell works for both the American CIA and the Soviet NKVD. ...Read Review
Lehrter Station
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This is the fifth novel in Downing’s series that features World War II era journalist John Russell, and the first that I ...Read Review
Potsdam Station
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Potsdam Station is the fourth of David Downing’s “Station” series, which covers the very unorthodox World War II experiences of John Russell. ...Read Review
