[17 August] 1970
ISBN: 0091025702

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A Duc de Richleau and friends occult novel

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The Duke de Richleau and his friends had faced many dangers in Russia, Spain and Nazi Germany. Now a new and unexpected menace confronts them: the fourth, Rex van Ryn is missing – and he has made off with more than a million dollars from the Buenos Aires branch of his family bank.

Behind the conventional courtesy of Argentinian society lies a conspiracy of terror and silence – and a trail that leads straight to the Devil himself . . .

[16 August] 1971
ISBN: 0091053501

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A Roger Brook historical espionage adventure

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In 1809 Roger Brook went to Lisbon and became involved in the Peninsular War. While there he first met Lady Mary Ware, with unexpected results for both of them.

Later, events carried him to Copenhagen, St. Petersburg and Moscow, which had just been occupied by Napoleon.

In Russia he again met Lady Mary and disguised her as his soldier servant. The description of their participation in Napoleon's terrible Retreat from Moscow in 1812 has rarely, if ever, been equalled.

[20 September] 1971
ISBN: 0091077702

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A one-off occult reference book

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Now, in this absorbing, lavishly illustrated book he describes and sums up his findings and his conclusions.

Throughout history the elemental principles of Good and Evil, of Light and Darkness have interacted and struggled for domination.  The evidence of invisible influences on mankind, hypnosis, faith-healing, telepathy, is plentiful.  The studies of astrology, numerology, palmistry, alchemy and the Cabala are described.  Here is the history of religion and magic among the Sumerians, the Egyptians, the Greeks and the Incas, down to the present day.

Here also are described the outward manifestations of those beliefs: human sacrifice, the mysteries of the Pyramids, the rituals of the Druids, witches' sabbaths, the perverted frenzies of the Black Mass, the conjuring up of the spirits of the dead.

The Devil and All His Works, which includes 48 pages of colour plates, 167 black and white illustrations and 6 maps, is probably the most complete, most graphic survey of the forces of Darkness ever published.

[20 September] 1971

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A one-off occult reference book

[21 August] 1972
ISBN: 0091103304

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A one-off crime/ adventure story

Girl on the run...

When Linda boarded the train that would take her to London and freedom, she was penniless and alone.  A polite offer of help from the stranger in the seat opposite was the last thing she expected.

Life with Rowley Frobisher was everything she had ever dreamed of: fast, sophisticated – and expensive.  In a few months the rough country girl had changed beyond recognition.

But then Rowley has a fatal heart attack – and once again Linda must take desperate action to survive...

[20 August] 1973
ISBN: 0091162300

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Roger Brook in a mix of historical adventure/ espionage and occult

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The Hell Fire Club is being revived – by a sensuous wanton who calls herself the Irish Witch.  Once more the titled of the land are being sucked into its vortex of vice and degradation.  And among them is Susan, Roger Brook's young and lovely daughter.

Soon it will be Walpurgis Night.  Soon a ruined castle will echo to the baying of initiates as Susan is led towards an altar – there to be ritually violated by the Priest of Satan.

[2 September] 1974
ISBN: 0091197201

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Roger Brook in an historical adventure/ espionage story

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1814.  The Irish Witch is dead, and Europe at peace.  Roger Brook, now Lord Kildonan, is content to divide his time between his young wife, Mary, and his life-long mistress and spirit-companion, Georgina.

But as the fashionable world glitters at the Congress of Vienna, the power-hungry Napoleon is about to plunge the continent into war once more.  And Mary, possessed by demonic jealousy, is hatching a plot which threatens Roger's fortune – and Georgina's life.

Reluctantly, Roger Brook must assume his old identity – as Europe's most daring secret agent.

1977
ISBN: 0091278902

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Autobiographical

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In this first volume, Mr Wheatley portrays the years of childhood and early youth, from his birth in the year of Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee to the eve of the First World War. It is a basically suburban scene: the socially secure South London of Edwardian Streatham and Brixton Hill, evoked with a remarkable feeling that reflects the wider ambience of a whole era. With the same acute observation, he brings to life holidays and schooldays passed at Margate, his often sterner experiences as a cadet aboard H.M.S. Worcester, his first venture into Europe where he spent nine months living in the Rhineland, learning his first lessons about the wine trade, and a great deal more about the Imperial Germany of 1913.

[September] 1977
ISBN: 0905712188

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A collection of four Wheatley black magic novels.

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1978
ISBN: 0091313104

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Autobiographical

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Officer and Temporary Gentleman is a soldier's tale.  It deals with the fateful years of 1914-18 which brought about the slaughter of millions of his contemporaries and also the destruction of the old order in Europe.  Though only seventeen when the First World War began, he immediately set about the task of joining up.  It proved an initially frustrating business, but eventually he was gazetted a second lieutenant in the Royal Field Artillery (T).  After training and serving in various parts of England, often bedevilled by ill-health, he was sent to the Western Front; first to Ypres Salient in Flanders, and thence into northern France where such now legendary names as Cambrai and St Quentin became part of his experience.

1979
ISBN: 0091366801

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Autobiographical

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[August] 1980
ISBN: 0091418305

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Autobiographical

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The object of this department, working close to the control centre of Britain's strategy, was to divert the resources of the enemy away from the real Allied operations which were being planned and to direct them instead against imaginary operations devised by Dennis Wheatley and his handful of colleagues.  Some of these deceptions – such as 'The Man Who Never Was' and 'Monty's Double' – have since become well known, but many have not been disclosed until now.  The climax came over D-Day itself when it was vital that, with tens of thousands of lives at stake, the Germans should be deceived about the time and place of the Allied assault on Europe.

The Deception Planners is an almost day-to-day account of these men and their work – written from the inside.  But it is far from being a dry historical record.  Here is the war seen from a unique angle, and commented on vigorously and in a highly personal way.  It is also the last of Dennis Wheatley's books to be published – not unfittingly, for he himself regarded the years which it describes as the most fascinating and valuable of his life.