Books
Hillhouse's debut novel, Rift Zone (2004), is a spy thriller about a female smuggler who becomes entangled in an East German plot to stop the fall of the Berlin Wall. The American Booksellers Association Book Sense program selected it as one of the best books of 2004 and Library Journal named it one of the year's most promising debuts. Her second novel, Outsourced (2007) is a political thriller about the outsourcing of the CIA and Pentagon and the turf wars between the two agencies.
- Outsourced. New York: Forge Books, 2007.
- (Audio). Blackstone Audiobooks, 2007.
- (Italian). Mondadori, 2008.
- (Dutch). Uitgeverij Luitingh, 2008.
- “Diplomatic Constraints.” Thriller. Ed. by James Patterson. New York: Mira Books, 2006.
- “I knew Julius No. Julius No was a friend of mine. Osama, you are no Dr. No.—An open letter to bin Laden from James Bond’s Greatest Villains.” James Bond in the 21st Century: Why We Still Need 007. Dallas: BenBella Books, 2006.
- “Secret Agent Chick.” This is Chick-Lit. Ed. by Lauren Baratz-Logsted. Dallas: BenBella Books, 2006.
- Rift Zone. Forge Books: New York, 2004.
- (Mass market paperback) Forge Books: New York, 2005.
- (Russian translation, Шпионка по случаю), St. Petersburg: Alpharet, 2006.
- "East Germany--Lothar DeMaizière," Leaders of Nations. Lansdale : Current Leaders Publishing Co., 1990.
- "A Reevaluation of Soviet Policy in Central Europe: The Soviet Union and the Occupation of Austria." Eastern European Politics and Societies, 3:1 (1989), 83-104.
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