The Alice Network

Like The Alice Network, this novel focuses on the resilience of women during wartime, specifically the French Resistance in WWII. It captures the same emotional intensity and high-stakes bravery of female spies and survivors.

Written by the same author, this book features a similar dual-timeline structure and focuses on the brilliant women codebreakers of Bletchley Park. It shares the same witty dialogue, meticulous historical research, and themes of female friendship.

This is a natural next step for fans, focusing on a female Nazi hunter and a Russian pilot. It mirrors the 'hunt' aspect of The Alice Network and features a gritty, fast-paced narrative with complex moral dilemmas.

This novel follows a group of female secret agents sent to occupied Europe, echoing the real-life courage of the Alice Network. It deals heavily with themes of sacrifice, mystery, and the unsung roles of women in espionage.

This is a gut-wrenching story of a female pilot and a spy captured in Nazi-occupied France. Its focus on the deep bond between women and the brutal realities of war will resonate deeply with Quinn's readers.

Based on true events, this book weaves together the lives of three women whose paths cross at Ravensbrück concentration camp. It shares the same commitment to historical accuracy and the celebration of female endurance.

This novel offers a more literary and slightly more cynical look at British espionage. Fans will enjoy the sharp wit and the way it explores how wartime secrets continue to haunt the protagonist decades later.

This story focuses on the female typists at the CIA who were involved in a Cold War plot to smuggle Doctor Zhivago. It captures the same 'behind the scenes' feel of women influencing major historical events through covert means.

Set in the vineyards of Champagne during WWII, this dual-timeline novel explores themes of betrayal and redemption. It matches the atmospheric and emotional tone that makes Kate Quinn's work so popular.

A hidden gem that follows a woman who discovers her husband is a German spy in 1930s England. It offers the same blend of domestic drama and high-stakes international espionage found in The Alice Network.