Counter-Spy by Ray Slattery (Horwitz, 1964) “Parachuted into German-occupied France to unravel the secrets of a diabolic missile system, Nicole had penetrated to the...
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Vengeance of Chane by Norman Gant (NEL, 1975) James Doig’s excellent recent article in The Paperback Fanatic (No. 41) on the 1970s Plantation Pulps of New English...
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Harlan Coben is the master of the intricate, tricky suburban thriller that twists and turns its way to an unexpected ending, and Run Away is probably one of his best...
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Robert Rostand, pseudonym of Robert S Hopkins, is probably best known as the author of The Killer Elite, which was turned into an average 1970s film by Sam Peckinpah....
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This engrossing historical chiller is set in a vividly realised Czechoslovakia in 1935. On the streets of Prague, a terrifying killer known as ‘Leather Apron’ is...
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