Free Choice? There's no such thing, according to Lee Morris, architect, engineer, jobbing builder and entrepreneur. Choice is pre-ordained by your personality, he says. Stratton Park racecourse, privately owned, faces ruin in the hands of squabbling family. Read More...

Peter Darwin, a young First Secretary in the Foreign Office, returns to England from Tokyo for some quiet leave before taking up a new post. On the way he stops briefly in Miami, and there becomes entangled in a fracas which involves his going back not just to England but to Gloucestershire, scene of the long-buried memories of his childhood. Read More...

Sid Halley, the ex-champion jockey turned investigator, faces new dilemmas, new dangers, new deeply demanding decisions. As the book opens, Sid Halley has uncovered an obnoxious crime committed by a friend whom he - and everyone else - has held in affection bordering on love. Read More...

Despite knowing precious little about the world of racing, John Kendall agrees to write the biography of Tremayne Vickers, a highly successful National Hunt racecourse trainer. But ignorance proves to be harrowing: Kendall's impulsive decision stretches his survival skills and ingenuity to the limit. Read More...

Steven Fraser was relieved to be leaving Indonesia at the end of his contract. Corruption and brutality had been increasingly the order of the day in the newly independent state of Sunda. But Fraser's trip home had barely begun when he tumbled into the thick of a military coup ... Read More...

Phillip Redfern, a young solicitor, finally reaches his objective - a gold mine in the Yukon belonging to a client who suddenly changed his Will and disappeared. The shadow of the gold rush is always there...and in the Halliday Arm is a tug towing a barge-load of cedar logs with the Halliday curse on it. Read More...

As the Kriegsmarine soldiers pulled Craig Osbourne over the rail and the Fregattenkapitan on the bridge turned to look down on him, he knew his war, and his life, really were over - until he found himself face to face with a man he had last seen at Harvard in 1939. Read More...

First work ever published in paperback. This is the great story that brought "Shangri La" to the world. Read More...

When Joe Corrigan awakens in a Pittsburgh hospital without any memory, he embarks ion a quest to recover his lost past. what he discovers is that his life no longer exists. As a director of a supersecret Oz Project, his job was to create a computerized environment virtually indistinguishable from reality. to test the effectiveness of his virtual world, he volunteered himself as one of its first human inhabitants. Read More...

An extraordinary thriller that pulls the world from beneath our feet. From the Himalayas, to Bosnia, to the beds of the Pacific it is a headlong rush into the depths of greed, a foolish quest for forbidden knowledge. Discover the depths that man will go to. Read More...