John le Carré’s novel Single & Single was published in 1999 and deals with the world of finance after the fall of the Berlin Wall and t...

Eric Ambler’s second thriller Uncommon Danger was published in 1937 (though my Fontana paperback shows the copyright as 1941...).   The s...

Uki Goñi’s   2022 book is sub-titled ‘How Nazi War Criminals Escaped Europe’ and is an updated version of a book of the same title published...

  This is the third deluxe collector’s facsimile edition of Operation Saturn featured in the Eagle comic from February 1953 to May 1954. ...

David Lindsey’s ‘sexually charged thriller’ Mercy was published in 1990 and runs to 673 pages and covers  a harrowing series of murders in ...

Ted Allbeury’s 1982 novel All Our Tomorrows is another addition to the long list of alternate future histories. This one is about a take-ov...

Laurie R King’s first Mary Russell novel The Beekeeper’s Apprentice was published in 1994. Since then she has gone on to publish at least a...

LJ Ross’s debut novel Holy Island was published in 2015, and since then she has published another twenty-one DCI Ryan mysteries, as well as...

Prolific author Graham Masterton’s historical saga Empress was published in 1988.   Beginning in the early 1890s, the book concerns the l...

Keith Waterhouse’s excellent debut novel There is a Happy Land was published in1957 and is narrated by an unnamed boy (‘Told her my name’ (...

The Wicked Day is Mary Stewart’s fourth instalment of her Arthurian legend, published in 1983. The first three books are The Crystal Cave...

Stephen A Ambrose’s weighty tome D-Day does what it says on the cover: it’s about the battle for the Normandy beaches on June 6, 1944. It wa...