Mike Cole

Verity Browne appeals to Lord Edward Corinthe to investigate a murder and save her lover from the firing squad in Madrid. He succeeds, and back in London is involved in the case of a murdered banker. Soon he discovers that the two killings, and an earlier shooting in Kenya, are all connected.

A group of weary pilgrims get ready to spend the night huddled around a fire in a copse in Kent. They persuade Ralph Mortimer, the Clerk of Oxford, to tell a tale - a tale of murder and mystery on May Day in 1381!

Deputy Chief Constable Bob Skinner may have witnessed the aftermath of violent deaths many times, but nothing had prepared him for identifying the murdered bodies of his parents-in-law. Driven by rage he muscles in on the investigation, and is soon trying to penetrate the intrigue surrounding the killings.  Book 12 of series.

In Germany Peter Miller, a journalist, is given the diary of an elderly Jewish man. In it he reads about wartime atrocities and realises that many Nazi criminals are being protected by an organisation called Odessa. Miller sets about bringing these people to justice and in doing so risks his own life.