Series | | Books |
William Arthur |
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Other | | Murder With Variety [Sexton Blake] (1957) |
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W. Howard Baker |
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John Drake | | (1965) |
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Richard Quintain | | (1964) |
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| | (1966) |
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| | (1970) |
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Other | | Battle Song [Sexton Blake] (1956) |
| | Cry from the Dark [?Richard Quintain?] (1956) |
| | Dark Mambo [Sexton Blake] (1956) |
| | Appointment with Danger [Sexton Blake] (1958) |
| | The Angry Night aka Fire Over India [Sexton Blake] (1960) |
| | The Big Smear [Sexton Blake] (1962) |
| | The Big Steal (1964) |
| | The Cellar Boys (1965) |
| | Blood Trail aka Eye of the Storm (1966) |
| | The Dead and the Damned [?Richard Quintain?] (1967) |
| | Brussels Dossier (1968) |
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Desmond Reid |
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Other | | Death on a High Note [Sexton Blake] Revision (1962) |
| | Cult of Darkness [Sexton Blake] Revision (1963) |
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Peter Saxon |
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Other | | Woman of Saigon [Sexton Blake] (1956) |
| | Danger Ahead [Sexton Blake] (1956) |
| | Front Page Woman [Sexton Blake] (1956) |
| | Decoy for Murder [Sexton Blake] (1956) |
| | Flight Into Fear [Sexton Blake] (1956) |
| | The Last Days of Berlin [Sexton Blake] (1957) |
| | The Violent Hours [Sexton Blake] (1957) |
| | Act of Violence [Sexton Blake] (1957) |
| | The Naked Blade [Sexton Blake] (1958) |
| | The Sea Tigers [Sexton Blake] (1958) |
| | The Voodoo Drum [Sexton Blake] (1958) |
| | A Cry in the Night [Sexton Blake] (1959) |
| | The Violent Ones [Sexton Blake] (1959) |
| | Lovely-But Lethal! [Sexton Blake] (1961) |
| | Vengeance Is Ours! [Sexton Blake] (1965) |
| | The Darkest Night [Sexton Blake] (1966) |
| | This Spy Must Die [Sexton Blake] (1967) |
| | The Torturer [Sexton Blake] (1967) |
| | Dark Ways to Death [Sexton Blake] (1968) |
| | Black Honey [Sexton Blake] (1968) |
| | The Haunting of Alan Mais [Sexton Blake] (1970) |
| | The Killing Bone [Sexton Blake] (1970) |
| | Vampire’s Moon [Sexton Blake] (1972) |
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