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Gibraltar Road
Written by Philip McCutchan
Copyright: 1960
Inside the Rock of Gibraltar, a facility for creating nuclear fuel for the submarines stationed there has a major problem and the only man who can resolve is has gone missing. It is Shaw's job to find the scientist before a major meltdown occurs.
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Redcap
Written by Philip McCutchan
Copyright: 1961
Redcap is the acronym for a device at the center of an anti-nuclear agreement between the major powers. It is to be set up in the center of Australia's desert but a player from the Far East is determined to see it destroyed.
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Bluebolt One
Written by Philip McCutchan
Copyright: 1962
A murder in London is the first inkling of trouble that will lead Shaw of Naval Intelligence to West Africa and a joint British-American radio station, one of several controlling a nuclear missile satellite.
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The Man From Moscow
Written by Philip McCutchan
Copyright: 1963
Why word of impending doom would be passed to Shaw rather than normal channels is the first of many mysteries to be presented. A plan exists to create a huge nuclear explosion beneath the ocean to set off an earthquake capable of destroying England.
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Warmaster
Written by Philip McCutchan
Copyright: 1963
A new international organization has begun to gain power as it is possession of a secret that could destroy the current peace between major powers. Shaw's job is to find out more of this group and how to stop them from starting another world war.
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Moscow Coach
Written by Philip McCutchan
Copyright: 1964
A radical British communist in onboard a train headed to Moscow with the aim of killing the man next in line for leadership of the Soviet Union. Shaw's task is to stop him from creating an international incident.
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The Dead Line
Written by Philip McCutchan
Copyright: 1966
Why numerous corpses are being smuggled out of Britain to Communist China is a big mystery that Shaw is ordered to solve. When his identity is uncovered, Shaw becomes living cargo in this strange shipping business.
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Skyprobe
Written by Philip McCutchan
Copyright: 1966
The American spacecraft orbitting the planet has a British-born scientist onboard. That makes it a job for Shaw when work comes that there is a deadly threat to the craft.
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The Screaming Dead Balloons
Written by Philip McCutchan
Copyright: 1968
A crazed scientist with a bone to pick with Cambridge has devised a fungus that seems to have no way of being stopped as it continues to eat and multiply, threatening to wipe out England.
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The Bright Red Businessman
Written by Philip McCutchan
Copyright: 1969
The rain falling in a country section of England didn't run off what it landed on, it stuck. As more fell, Shaw encounters a man completely covered in a thin plastic coating. New to the 6D2 department, Shaw's assignment is to find the truth to the sticky rain.
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The All-Purpose Bodies
Written by Philip McCutchan
Copyright: 1969
The Australian Minister in charge of a nuclear facility called Lifeforce has been kidnapped. Shaw tracks the crime to an island off the Great Barrier Reef ruled by an evil genius named Doctor High.
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Hartinger's Mouse
Written by Philip McCutchan
Copyright: 1970
In different regions of Britain, a strange yellow-brown dust has fallen and shortly afterwards, a deadly disease breaks out. Shaw tracks the trouble to a NASA station in Houston, Texas, where part of an experiment has gone missing.
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This Drakotny
Written by Philip McCutchan
Copyright: 1971
6D2 has learned that a plan exists to kill the Acting Prime Minister of Czechoslovakia to cause Russian tanks to again invade that country. Shaw is sent to keep the man alive.
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Sunstrike
Written by Philip McCutchan
Copyright: 1973
Called back in from retirement, Shaw is offered a raise and a secretary if he will help on a serious matter concerning an old enemy, WUSWIPP, and their plans against a U.S. naval base in the Indian Ocean.
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Corpse
Written by Philip McCutchan
Copyright: 1980
The left-wing group WUSWIPP is in conflict with an ultra-right-wing group calling itself CORPSE. The latter is launching a plan to place vessels filled with nuclear waste at major ports in the U.K.
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Werewolf
Written by Philip McCutchan
Copyright: 1982
It sounded disgusting but it could have been true. A pickled brain supposedly that of Hitler has been found in the foothills of the Andes. Some people are using this gruesome trophy as a talisman to launch a new Reich in Germany.
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Rollerball
Written by Philip McCutchan
Copyright: 1983
The device is a flanged sphere of metal of enormous weight, twelve feet in diameter. As it rolls, it crushes everything in its path and seems virtually unstoppable. It also contains a bomb. That is the weapon that Shaw must find a way to destroy.
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Greenfly
Written by Philip McCutchan
Copyright: 1987
Shaw has a strange ally in a case where a group is plotting an attack on the Kremlin. The ally is Shaw's old nemesis, WUSWIPP, as they seek to stop a breakaway faction from ruining their own plans.
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The Boy Who Liked Monsters
Written by Philip McCutchan
Copyright: 1989
As vital peace talks seemed stalemated between the West and the Iron Curtain, the young son of one of the key U.S. delegates is kidnapped and it is Shaw's job to get him back unharmed.
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The Spatchcock Plan
Written by Philip McCutchan
Copyright: 1990
The beautiful and insouciant Miss Mandrake is kidnapped from her car by followers of a Libyan terrorist in prison, who hope to force the release of their leader. Knowing the goverment will never negotiate, Shaw must save her himself.
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Polecat Brennan
Written by Philip McCutchan
Copyright: 1994
The infamous member of WUSWIPP, Polecat Brennan, needs to keep Shaw from stopping the assassinations of two Foreign Ministers and hundreds of innocent people in the Chunnel. To do this, he first kidnaps Miss Mandrake.
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Burn-Out
Written by Philip McCutchan
Copyright: 1995
A notorious terrorist has returned to British soil and is obviously planning some horrific crime. Shaw is alerted and soon finds that the terrorist is actually working as the right-hand man to an even nastier individual with an horrid agenda.
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