By Paul Kenyon. A series about a voluptuous model turned spy who protects the world from evil geniuses who seek global domination with advanced scientific technologies.

By David Weber. A series of novels that takes place in the future. These novels tend to be spy and counter-spy at a high level.

By Ian Fleming. Likely the most recognizable Spyfi series with the iconic James Bond character--complete with cool technology and evil villains.

By John Le Carre. A trilogy that also features cool/futuristic gadgets and a spy who is most notably not James Bond.

By Robert Ludlum. Grounded in a world much like our own--but ripe with adventure, intrigue, and interesting spy technology.

By Tobias Buckell. A recent example of a novel that uses the Spyfi sub-genre with an environmental lens.

By Ken MacLeod A near-future dystopian novel with all of the paranoia and obsessive security features of Spyfi.

By Len Deighton. One of the stories focusing on Harry Palmer, an unnamed spy. The novel features a computer that can do revolutionary computations (at least for the 6o's).

By Tim Powers. A British spy novel influenced by Le Carre and Lovecraft--secret history and the supernatural.

By Tim Anderson. A fast-paced novel with a new take on the Spyfi sub-genre. A graduate-school dropout, working for an alien language expert, becomes a spy in a futuristic world.