Keith Crosby

Immortalised as the author of "The Riddle of the Sands" (1197), Erskine Childers led a life as enigmatic and adventurous as his classic novel.

Frank Foley was one of Britain's best intelligence officers and whilst working in Berlin he helped thousands of Jews to escape from Nazi Germany.

Sheltering in the ruins of a deserted village, Chaucer's Canterbury pilgrims are entertained by the Priest's tale of mystery, evil and chilling hauntings.

A former wartime pilot, the author chronicles the daily life and death struggles against flak, night bombers and the weather, yet also captures the spirit of off-duty escapades.

When a shallow grave containing the body of an unknown young woman is discovered, superstitious DI Montague Pluke recognises that this will not be a routine investigation.  Book 2 of series