Douglas Barber

Tweed is convinced that terrorists are planning to attack London with more appalling effects than September 11. As the pressure mounts and informants are slaughtered, he sends Paula and Beaurain to Milan to search for evidence. Can they find the evidence and the terrorist base in time to stop the devastation?

Procane, a top Washington official, is about to defect, but until they know exactly who he is they can do nothing to stop him. In London, Tweed and SIS sit and wait!

When the disease 'Texas Fever' affects cattle ranchers, the government is ready to do anything to find the cure. This means pardoning Waxahachie Smith, a wanted man, now the bodyguard to the brilliant vet who seems close to finding the cure.

Dangerous Davies is recuperating in Bournemouth from a beating incurred during the course of duty when he is approached by a woman who asks him to investigate her husband’s disappearance.

Six fresh graves in a Norfolk churchyard mark the start of one of the deadliest manhunts ever undertaken by Tweed.

When a member of the Asian community of a small Essex town is murdered, Sergeant Havers must probe the mind of the murderer without the help of her long-time partner, D I Lynley.  Book 9 of series.

Danny is mad about football and mad about Ellie, but will he ever be brave enough to ask her out?

Author's humorous anecdotes of his experiences in England as a student in l960s;

The bawdy but true tale of 237 women convicts who left England in 1789 on the Lady Julian bound for Botany Bay. They were destined to provide sexual services and a breeding bank for the men who were already in New South Wales.

Joe Lassiter is an ex-FBI investigator bent on revenge. His sister and young nephew have been murdered and the killer hospitalised. Despite warnings from the police Lassiter will stop at nothing to discover why. His search leads him to a remote village in Italy, where the more he unearths, the larger the web of a huge conspiracy grows.

A terrorist group is holding the Attorney-General captive, demanding the aquittal of Dr Jenny Fox, standing trial for murder. As the case against her seems watertight is the end result inevitable?

When the bodies of two victims of violence are discovered in Derbyshire Inspector Lynley is brought in to investigate. Meanwhile demoted Barbara Havers must seek information in London.  Book 10 of series.

An ex-soldier and a homeless teenage girl inhabit Kensington Heights. Despite their differences they form a lasting friendship.

The Deputy Registrar at the university disappears. When a research student tries to find him she discovers that there are other more sinister hunters.

This is the life story of a man whose unique methods reveal the depth of communication that is possible between man and horse. He has spent his whole life working with horses, studying them, caring for them and learning their language.

Suspended from duty and awaiting trial for manslaughter, PC John Manners becomes a one-man patrol trying to prevent a murder.

Third book in author's memoirs. Sequel to: 'Falling Towards England' (3300);

Like everyone else in besieged Sarajevo, detective Rosso has learnt to function with the violence and death from shellfire or a sniper's bullet. But when he is confronted with a brutal murder, solving the crime becomes more than a professional challenge.

As Inspector Japp remarked to Hercule Poirot, "Good night for a murder". It was November 5th, and the odd shot would never be noticed. Someone agreed with him: next morning young Mrs Allen was found dead in her new house. Poirot solves this and three more perplexing cases with his usual brilliance in four tales of murder most foul.

A gritty modern tale of the homeless young in Leeds. An attempted murder causes problems for DC Charlie Peace.

A nail biting courtroom drama as 17 year old Rose Moody alleges systematic abuse at the hands of P J Rivers, a rich and charismatic cult leader. Is he a sinner or a saviour?

In 1956 with the Cold War at its height Khrushchev visits England and Chief Inspector Troy is assigned as his bodyguard.

In Bristol DCI Rose Piper is investigating the murders of two men employed by Avon Escorts. Meanwhile in Somerset, Constance Lange enjoys a comfortable lifestyle. Eventually the worlds of the two women collide.

When his friend Antony fails to keep a lunchtime meeting, architect Nicholas Newman is concerned. Later, through a new client recommended by Antony, Newman finds himself dragged into a world of international football hooliganism and neo-nazi thuggery! X rated, contains graphic violence and offensive language.

1969 in Vietnam and Lt. Jack Cazalet rescues a beautiful French woman. 1999 and US President Cazalet is being blackmailed about his past. Sean Dillon must find out why and by whom?

A member of a group of army misfits serving in the East African jungle during the Second World War realises, after a native boy is found murdered, that he must fight not just the enemy but his own men.

Sequel to: 'Saffron's Army' (3622); Corporal Alan Saffron, ex-aircrew, is desperate to get back into action, but instead he's posted to Cape Town as an instructor, along with his friend Ken Bickers. Within half an hour of arrival Saffron makes an enemy of Warrant Officer Kruger, who turns his posting into total warfare.

Detective Harry Doyle's already troubled family disintegrates even further when he has to investigate two entirely different murders. From his past experience he believes that the killings are connected but why is that connection Harry himself?

Sean Courtney, hunter and guerrilla fighter, is swept up in a new war. Caught between two rival armies, his love for the woman at his side and his instincts as a trained fighter, Courtney finds himself the captive of a brutal enemy from his past.

Robbie is a talented football hopeful. Chester is a professional player whose game is falling apart. When the two meet it could be a new chance for both of them, if they can avoid the troublemakers.

This novel magnificently brings to life Australia in the late nineteenth century, and gives a voice to bushranger Ned Kelly, Australia's own Robin Hood.. Carey gives us Kelly as orphan, horse thief, farmer, bank robber and reformer.

When Pauline Brent is found hanging from a yew in a local graveyard, Wesley Peterson suspects murder. Historical evidence shows that the tree was once used for a public hanging so Wesley has to consider whether Pauline has been 'executed'. Book 3 of series.

Alfred Vicary is recruited to oversee the British Intelligence role in the D-Day plans. The Nazis, desperate for information activate a sleeper, Catherine Blake, to wreck these plans.

Colonel Amadeus is a national hero but when he is thrown on the scrap heap with other soldiers he feels betrayed and wants an apology. To this end he holds London to ransom and only Tom Goodfellow MP can avert disaster!

Dalziel investigates a corpse discovered by anti-vivisectionists in the grounds of a research laboratory, while Pascoe deals with a painful family mystery.