[29 August] 1960

Series:

The 2nd of a two-novel occult series featuring Molly Fountain.

The other title is To The Devil—A Daughter.

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The Satanist is the story of a young man and woman who are prepared to acquiesce in appalling blasphemies and take part in horrific sexual rites in order to penetrate a Satanic circle in an attempt to solve a foul and brutal murder.  The man, Barney Sullivan, is a secret agent who, horrified by the death of one of his colleagues whose body is virtually unrecognisable, becomes involved in the bestialities of the Devil whilst investigating Communist activities which threaten the security of the West; the girl, Mary Morden, has a past which enables her to put moral scruples aside – as she knows she must if she is to triumph over evil and bring the Devil worshippers to justice...

[5 December] 1960

Series:

An out-of-series compilation

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[27 March] 1961

Series:

Autobiographical

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The creation of such decorative and useful things gives a lasting delight, and many readers will not only derive as much fun from the hobby as Mr. Wheatley himself has enjoyed but, at the same time, will learn a great deal more about one of their favourite authors.

[21 August] 1961

Series:

A Duc de Richleau historical espionage novel

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Spain in 1906. The Duke de Richleau has not yet succeeded his father, and is still the Count de Quesnoy.  Anarchism, then, permeated every country in Europe.  Not a night passes without groups of fanatics meeting in cellars to plan attempts with knives, pistols or bombs against the representatives of law and order.  An historic bomb outrage gives de Quesnoy ample cause to vow vengeance on the assassins.  His attempt to penetrate anarchist circles in Barcelona nearly costs him his life.  In San Sebastian, Granada and Cadiz he hunts and is hunted by them in a ruthless vendetta.  Against this background a bitter-sweet romance develops between him and the beautiful Condesa Gulia.

[20 August] 1962

Series:

A one-off espionage novel

[19 August] 1963
(originally serialised in an abridged form in Women's Own magazine June/July 1963)

Series:

A Roger Brook historical espionage adventure

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'Had it not been for Zanthé there is little doubt that at the age of thirty-one Roger Brook would have died in Palestine.'  Roger Brook, Prime Minister Pitt's most resourceful secret agent.  Zanthé, exotic, loving and hating with equal intensity; daughter of the Sultan and beautiful.

Napoleon's army; victorious in Egypt but trapped by Nelson's fleet, besieging Acre, ravaged by plague.  At the heart of the French counsels – Roger Brook.  A vital position for England.  A deadly dangerous one for him.

1963

Series:

A collection of short stories, revision of the 1943 edition with added stories.

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[March] 1963

Series:

A collection of short stories, revision of the 1943 edition with added stories.

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[27 April] 1964

Series:

A Julian Day crime story

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Of that, the lovely half-English, half-Chinese Merri Sang knew nothing, neither did Julian Day nor Bill Urata, both of whom were in love with her; but the father's thirst for revenge brought all three of them into deadly peril.

The story moves swiftly to Hong Kong as it is today, but the reader is temporarily carried back to those terrible days when the beautiful island was invaded by the Japanese – who, in many cases, treated their prisoners with appalling barbarity. . . .

[6 July] 1964

Series:

An anthology of other authors selected by Dennis Wheatley

[6 July] 1964

Series:

An anthology of other authors selected by Dennis Wheatley

[5 October] 1964

Series:

A Gregory Sallust WW2 espionage novel with occult connections

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Was Hitler a Satanist? No actual proof has yet emerged, but there is ample evidence to suggest that he regularly consulted occultists.

They Used Dark Forces, which is set in the Second World War, features secret agent Gregory Sallust, this time in the company of an ex-Bolshevik General named Stefan Kuporovitch. Parachuted into Nazi Germany, the two of them join forces with the widow of a German diplomat who is in contact with Allied Intelligence. It is through her that Gregory becomes unwillingly involved with a Jewish Black Magician, and when, sixteen months later, they meet again, each decides to use occult forces in an attempt to destroy the maniac Hitler once and for all...