Alastair MacNeill Books in Order
See Alastair MacNeill thrillers based on Alistair MacLean storylines in order, with summaries and background on how these continuation novels extend the UNACO world.
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Alastair MacNeill books in publication order
5 books
The Devil's Door
by Alastair MacNeill
1996
Former lover Nicole asks mercenary Richard Marlette to help recover her kidnapped daughter. Returning to a place marked by violence and rebellion forces him to confront the dangers and painful memories of his own past.
Moonblood
by Alastair MacNeill
1997
Ray Brennan hires struggling boat captain Kelly McBride to investigate his brother's disappearance in the Amazon. Their search encounters a dangerous secret and a conspiracy involving political assassination, drawing them beyond a simple paid assignment.
Double-Blind
by Alastair MacNeill
1998
After DEA agent Melissa Wade dies, her superior recruits her identical twin Laura to complete a sting against a drug cartel. Laura's hidden secret threatens an operation that depends on deception and uncertain loyalties.
Counterplot
by Alastair MacNeill
1999
Small-time Chicago criminal Frankie Genno plans a bank robbery to advance in the underworld. When his girlfriend helps put him behind bars, her new identity under witness protection becomes a target for his violent revenge.
Damage Control
by Alastair MacNeill
1999
Beth travels to Zurich after her husband is murdered outside a jazz club. Searching for answers about a missing American woman draws her and the club's owner into the orbit of a clandestine organization selling assassination.
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