[10 July 1935]

Series:

A one-off espionage novel featuring Swithin Destime

This story concerns a young Englishman, Swithin Destime, who, to avoid an international incident, had resigned from the Army; within weeks he was in Istanbul to check on rumours of a planned uprising.

But as a spy Destime was an amateur, alone in a city of intrigue and fear, a dark web in whose centre squatted the repulsive form of Kazdim Hari Bekar.

Formerly a Palace eunuch, Kazdim was now Chief of the Secret Police – a job which admirably suited his depraved personal tastes....

[31 October 1935]

Series:

An collection of short stories edited by Dennis Wheatley

(unknown)

Series:

An collection of short stories edited by Dennis Wheatley

[December 1935]

Series:

A gift box set containing DW's first four novels

(see also: 2nd Gift Box below)

[2 January 1936]
(subsequently serialised in an abridged form from 8 January to 4 March 1936 in the Daily Mail)

Series:

A one-off 'Lost World' adventure novel

Link to the list of
'Lost World' novels

Atlantis: for centuries the magic of that name has haunted man's imagination.

Now, an incredible expedition is being prepared. Its destination: the final resting place of the ancient gold-encrusted city – one mile beneath the surface of the sea.

For the lovely Camilla and her band of adventurers the days to come are full of danger. Ahead lies the silence of the unknown Deeps – and a nightmare of terror and betrayal.

[23 July 1936]

Series:

Out of Series
(Crime Dossier)

Link to the list
of Crime Dossiers

Murder off Miami is presented to the public in the form of a complete police dossier. Each copy consists of a hundred and seventy odd sheets in a cardboard folder (11½ in.x 9 in.); the first is a cable, the next a buff police memo.; there follow fourteen full-page photographs of living people and the scene of the murder, handwritten letters, police reports and the actual clues (human hair, a piece of blood-stained curtain, etc.) presented in correct sequence so that it reads like a straight thriller.

[9 October 1936]
(originally serialised in an abridged form from 24 September to 3 November 1936 in the Daily Mail)

Series:

A Gregory Sallust espionage novel

Link to the
Gregory Sallust series in
chronological order

"MIDNIGHT at the Casino" is the first chapter heading in this strange story of international intrigue wherein 'planes flit by night to secret landing-grounds and lightless launches nose their way up narrow creeks in a low desolate coastline.

From the moment we meet the beautiful Sabine, during La Grande Semaine at Deauville, until the last page which discloses the end of her romance, the reader is caught up and lives for breathless hours through scene after scene of swift action and stealthy secret work at night.

We meet again that sinister figure of twisted body and twisted brain, Lord Gavin Fortescue, who escaped all penalty for the havoc and suffering he wrought in Such Power is Dangerous; and pitted against him we find that cynical but charming egoist Gregory Sallust, whose courage and imagination saved his friends in the dark hours of Black August.

The story is told with all the skill and speed and plausibility which have delighted readers of Wheatley's tales of romance and adventure all over the world.

[8 January 1937]

Series:

A one-off contemporary espionage novel using the Abbysinian War as the background

Sir Anthony Lovelace had liked the handsome young American at their first meeting, but if he had known that Christopher Penn was one of the celebrated Millers of God, who condemned to death all those who profited from war, he might have thought twice before associating with him. He certainly would have done so could he have guessed that he would find himself pledged to assist in the 'elimination' of an Armenian gentleman named Paxito Zarrif, and that keeping his word would lead him on a chase through Europe and Africa to the heart of Abyssinia, and into a series of terrifying adventures. Yet he was carried through largely by his love for Valerie, Christopher's fiancée; an unspoken devotion that, in Addis Ababa, reaped its reward.

[1 June 1937]

Series:

Out of Series
(Crime Dossier)

Link to the list
of Crime Dossiers

[25 October] 1937

Series:

One of two Historical Biographies, the other being "Old Rowley". A Private Life of Charles II.

The Revolution that changed the world...

October 1917. A small band of communists seize control of Czarist Russia. Their aim: to transform a nation of two hundred million people into a 'Workers' State' – a cruel, highly-organised machine which would conquer the world for Communism.

What forces drive such men? Through the life of Klementy Efremovitch Voroshilov, brilliant general and dedicated communist, world-famous novelist Dennis Wheatley reveals the face of the system which, even today, is a puzzle and a challenge to the West.

[December 1937]

Series:

A gift box set containing DW's second four novels

(see also: 1st Gift Box above)