[8 May] 1952

Series:

A one-off Science Fiction novel

When Kem Lincoln, ex-Commando and British Secret Agent, was sent on a special mission to South America he naturally accepted the fact that his work might involve him in certain dangers.  But of such perils as he was actually called on to face he had never conceived in his wildest dreams.  His mission had nothing whatever to do with Flying Saucers; neither had he any business to be in a lady's bedroom at one in the morning.  Yet it was his being caught there that led to his extraordinary experiences with those mysterious space ships.  The lady was that saint in sinner's clothing–the beautiful Carmen Escobar....

[27 November] 1952

Series:

A 'Lost Worlds' omnibus

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[15 January] 1953
originally serialised in an abridged form in The Sunday Empire News in October 1952

Series:

A two-novel occult series, featuring Molly Fountain.
The other title is The Satanist.

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Molly Fountain stories in
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Black Magic/Occult titles

Christina seemed no different from any other young girl: polite, attractive and a little shy.

But each evening, as darkness fell, the demonic Power within her betrayed its presence. And a terrible pattern of Evil began to emerge.

Miles away, in the mist and rain of the Essex marshes, a satanic priest has created a hideous creature. Now it was waiting beneath the ancient stones of Bentford Priory for the virgin sacrifice that would give it life . . .

[April 1953]

Series:

Board Game

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Shortly before midday on Sunday, the Beals – Mr. Owen Morgan's valet-butler and cook – returned.  While she started to prepare lunch, he went upstairs to help his master pack for the journey to France next day.  He found that Morgan's bed had been slept in and, to his horror, that the old man, clad in pyjamas, was lying on the far side of it with his head battered.  Beal at once telephoned the police.

You are the detective, and by a process of deduction, you must find out who killed the mysterious Mr. Owen Morgan.

[12 October] 1953

Series:

A one-off espionage novel

Nov´k, a British-born professor of Czech parentage, was a peace-loving man of high, if misguided, ideals.  He planned to spend a quiet week-end in London.  There, he was unexpectedly called on to make an appalling decision.  Having made it he became the helpless plaything of Fate.  This is the story of his battle for his beliefs, for his life, and for that of the platinum blonde, Fedora, who got him into all his troubles.  Most of the story is set in Prague, and the background details are, as usual, completely authentic.

[26 April] 1954

Series:

A de Richleau compilation

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(?June) 1954

Series:

Justerini & Brooks: company history.

See also
1749-1949 : The Seven Ages Of Justerini’s;
The Eight Ages Of Justerini’s;
The Nine Ages of Justerini’s.

[20 September] 1954

Series:

A Gregory Sallust espionage adventure

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[16 March] 1955

Series:

A Roger Brook historical espionage story

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Roger Brook – Prime Minister Pitt's most daring and resourceful secret agent – had sailed for the West Indies with a party that included three beautiful women. His purpose: pleasure. But the Caribbean, blue seas, lush tropical islands and palm-shaded beaches, was infested with pirates. The slaves of the 'Sugar islands' were in revolt. All this Roger Brook encountered. But also he uncovered a mysterious episode in the early life of the Empress Josephine – a mystery that had its effect on the Parisian intrigues that led to Napoleon receiving his first great command: the Army of Italy. A mystery that tied together many strange scenes and unlikely events.

[1 June] 1955

Series:

A Gregory Sallust compilation

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