10 Best Books Like Northern Spy

If you loved Northern Spy by Flynn Berry, here are the most similar books our readers recommend.

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When Tessa discovers that her sister Marian is involved with the IRA, she's recruited by British intelligence to spy on her own family, forcing her to choose between loyalty and justice

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Quick Comparison: Books Like Northern Spy

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The TeacherFrieda McFadden02024Closest match
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The Silent PatientAlex Michaelides4.22019340Similar vibes
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Frequently Asked Questions

What books are most similar to Northern Spy?

The most similar books to Northern Spy are The Teacher, The Tenant, The Silent Patient.

What should I read after Northern Spy?

After finishing Northern Spy, readers most commonly pick up The Teacher next.

Who writes books like Flynn Berry?

Authors similar to Flynn Berry include Tana French.

What genre is Northern Spy?

Northern Spy is a Thriller novel by Flynn Berry. It features elements of IRA/Ireland Conflict, Sister Relationship, Undercover Work.

How long is Northern Spy?

Northern Spy varies in length depending on edition.

Does Northern Spy have romance/spice?

Northern Spy has a spice level of 2/5. This book has moderate romantic content.

About Northern Spy

When Tessa discovers that her sister Marian is involved with the IRA, she's recruited by British intelligence to spy on her own family, forcing her to choose between loyalty and justice. Set in contemporary Belfast, this tense thriller explores the personal cost of political conflict as Tessa navigates the dangerous world of espionage while trying to protect her sister and her own young son. Berry crafts a nuanced exploration of The Troubles' lasting impact on ordinary families while delivering genuine suspense and emotional depth that makes the political personal. Perfect for literary thriller enthusiasts who appreciate Irish/British political settings, sister relationships, and stories that examine how historical conflicts continue to affect contemporary families in complex moral situations.