Books like League of terror by Bill Granger

In Henri (Wormold), an ordinary menial clerk, a chance contract with a mysterious Englishman turns the mundane into a farcical espionage adventure against the backdrop of 1930s Havana.

An espionage novel from the 1970s about a young military historian who is recruited to uncover the reasons behind a mysterious battle from the First World War.

When four Scotland Yard officers vanish during routine duties, criminologist Trevor Lowe follows a cryptic telephone lead to a dead body at a village crossroads, revealing a sinister plot that threatens the country’s policing system.

An intelligence service thriller spanning 20 years of history, featuring Paul Christopher and the CIA group 'The Outfit'.

Three young men from different countries meet decades later and become adversaries, racing against time to steal 200 tons of uranium.

Detroit 1936: In a city abuzz over its unrivaled sports success, baseball fan Dayton Dean is arrested for murder. Though said to have a childlike intelligence, Dean possesses a vivid memory and a hunger for attention. He gives police a story about a secret Klan-like organization called the Black Legion, responsible for countless murders, floggings, and fire bombings. The Legion has tens of thousands of members in the Midwest, among them politicians and notable citizens--even, possibly, a beloved Detroit athlete. When Deans revelations explode, they all seek cover. Award-winning author Tom Stanton's stunning work of history, crime, and sports, weaves together the terror of the Legion with the magnificent athletic ascension of Detroit. Richly portraying 1930s America, and featuring figures like Louis, the country's most famous black man; Jewish slugger Hank Greenberg; anti-Semitic Henry Ford; radio priest Father Coughlin; and J. Edgar Hoover, Terror in the City of Champions is a rollicking true tale set at the confluence of hard luck, hope, victory, and violence.