This is the second deluxe collector’s edition of The Red Moon Mystery and Marooned on Mercury featured in the Eagle comic from October ...

  Craig Thomas’s ninth Patrick Hyde thriller (of ten) Playing with Cobras was published in 1993. MI6 agent-in-place Phillip Cass is havin...

A.J. Aberford’s debut novel Bodies in the Water (2022) is very impressive and can stand up against many accomplished best-sellers such as G...

Gerald Seymour’s The Glory Boys , published in 1976, was his second novel and is sadly still topical today. The Palestine Liberation Organis...

Nelson DeMille and Thomas Block’s air-disaster thriller Mayday is a fast-paced page-turning relentless story of suspense. It was first pu...

  This is the fourth – and final – book in Robert Wilson’s Inspector Jefe Javier Falcón detective series set primarily in Seville. The Ignor...

Garry Kilworth’s 1988 dystopian novel Abandonati is a slim volume but it packs a powerful punch. The abandonati are the street people, ho...

William Harrington’s Second World War espionage novel The English Lady was published in 1982. It comprises three parts: 1931-1934; 1938-194...

  Jack Higgins’s 1983 thriller Exocet was fresh off the press roughly a year after the Falklands War and presciently deals with Argentina’s ...

The Sunday Times Insight Team produced this paperback in 1982, not long after the end of the war, which was quite an achievement. The writin...

  Michael Caine’s debut novel Deadly Game (2023) is a good solid thriller. DCI Harry Turner is a tough nut who doesn’t suffer fools at al...

Jacobo Timerman’s autobiographical book Prisoner without a name, Cell without a Number was published in 1980, its English translation relea...