Clive Egleton Books in Order

After a Soviet missile strike and armistice, Britain lives under occupation and David Garnett joins the resistance. Compromise, retaliation, and underground violence shape this bleak alternate-history thriller.

In Soviet-occupied Britain, David Garnett is asked to investigate a damaging split inside the resistance movement. Informers, rival factions, and constant surveillance make every contact a risk.

As the Russian occupation force prepares to leave Britain, David Garnett is pulled into a new fight over who will control the country next. Smuggling politicians to safety is only part of the problem.

Tarrant's teenage son is kidnapped, and the price for his return is a fortune in uncut diamonds. What follows is a relentless countdown thriller built on pressure, deception, and very personal stakes.

After the failed July 1944 plot against Hitler, a mixed British and German commando team is sent to kill Martin Bormann. Betrayal, underground resistance, and wartime desperation drive the mission forward.

A seemingly limited military clash grows into a tighter and more dangerous intelligence game. Egleton keeps the focus on pressure, confusion, and how small operational choices can spiral into something much bigger.

Set in the final stretch of World War II, this historical thriller turns on covert planning, military deception, and the unstable politics around the collapsing Nazi command. One secret operation carries far more weight than it first appears.

A high-profile visit to Britain turns into a security nightmare when signs of an assassination plot begin to surface. Ceremony, surveillance, and political pressure all tighten at once.

Ten years after a failed defection and the loss of a fortune in bearer bonds, Edward Mills comes out of prison wanting answers. He was framed, and his search for the truth is anything but gentle.

When a victim of failed SAS psychochemical experiments escapes, Major Robert Donaldson is sent to contain the fallout. He soon finds himself in a manhunt wrapped inside a government conspiracy.

At the end of World War II, Allied operatives race to secure a German atomic device before it can fall into Soviet hands. The search becomes a tense pursuit across a ruined and unstable Europe.

On a German-held Greek island during World War II, prisoners, locals, and covert operators circle one another around sabotage and escape. This is Egleton in adventure mode, with war pressure and caper energy.

At the end of World War II, a British spy and an American major race to find a German atomic trigger before the Soviets do. Their mission becomes a brutal chase across shattered Europe.

In late 1944, with Hitler's position collapsing, a desperate plan is born to bomb New York on New Year's Eve. Three men are pulled toward a mission that could change the course of the war.

Against the background of the Suez crisis, Charles Winter becomes involved in a dangerous attempt to pressure President Eisenhower. Personal scandal and state policy collide in a cold, elegant intelligence thriller.

As the Cuban missile crisis tightens, SIS chief Charles Winter investigates a dead double agent and a Russian defector whose loyalties are anything but clear. Every new fact only deepens the uncertainty.

When a wealthy call girl is found dead, Detective Inspector Coghill is warned that the case is politically sensitive. He keeps digging anyway, and soon both his career and his life are on the line.

In 1917, a German Zeppelin raid heads for London, and one damaged airship presses on against all advice. British airman Matthew Farr has personal reasons for wanting to bring it down.

Set inside the Soviet power structure in 1982, this thriller follows a fierce struggle within and around the KGB. The stakes are nothing less than control of the state and the direction of the Cold War.

A highly placed mole inside the British secret services sets in motion a plan to cripple Western intelligence. What follows is a tense hunt through institutional weakness, divided loyalties, and geopolitical risk.

A sought-after image becomes the center of a dangerous struggle involving secrecy, leverage, and betrayal. What looks like one piece of evidence pulls more players into a much wider intelligence game.

Set in the world of high finance, this thriller begins with a suspicious death and widens into a story about money, influence, and hidden loyalties. Egleton keeps the pressure on both the markets and the people caught inside them.

Ten years after millions vanished in the chaos of Saigon's fall, Sarah Cartwright walks out of her English life and heads for the Far East. Her disappearance pulls the past back into the open.

British agent Harry Freeland survives one bungled mission in Shanghai only to be sent into the Cold War front line in Germany. There he faces old guilt, a brutal enemy from his past, and suspicion from his own side.

In Hong Kong in December 1941, a secret plan is made to move a fortune in gold to safety before the Japanese arrive. Corrupt policemen see their chance and turn the operation into a deadly heist.

The suicide of a Polish resistance veteran sends British intelligence officer Michael Kimber back into the shadows of the Warsaw uprising. The deeper he looks, the more wartime betrayal starts killing people in the present.

A young American comes to London searching for the Polish uncle she never knew, and finds old wartime betrayal instead. Her search draws in British officials, a war criminal, and a trail of very dangerous lies.

A British operative is blown up in newly opened East Germany, and his Russian contact, Galina Kutuzova, disappears. Peter Ashton is sent to find her and the secrets everyone suddenly seems willing to kill for.

The Cold War is over, but Moscow is still dangerous ground. Peter Ashton uncovers a woman stealing British commercial secrets, only to learn that someone wants her dead before she can talk.

A promising lead in Bulgaria turns into a murderous trap, while in Germany an old British deserter reappears with scores to settle. Peter Ashton is caught between the two threads and everything he values is at risk.

Peter Ashton starts by following the trail of a vanished Army officer. It leads him from a Chechen hit team in England to an old murder in Hong Kong that was meant to stay buried.

Peter Ashton's wife finds butchered bodies in a Yorkshire safe house, and that is only the beginning. The investigation uncovers crime, fanaticism, and a plot with the power to shake the Western economy.

An explosion in an English bookshop in Berlin pulls Peter Ashton back into active work. The hunt leads to Islamic extremists, American allies of convenience, and a far larger target in the U.S. Midwest.

A savage killing is first thought to have claimed Peter Ashton's wife, then the case twists again. A ruthless former lover, a hacker, and a royal visit to India all become part of the same deadly puzzle.

An old friend is running from the Russian mafia and needs Peter Ashton fast. Ashton has troubles of his own, and with IRA terrorists closing in, help is in short supply.

When Adam Zawadzki is murdered during what should have been a routine delivery to Costa Rica, SIS wants quiet. Peter Ashton digs anyway, and the deeper he goes, the uglier the story becomes.

Major John Tarrant's son is kidnapped, and the ransom demand is brutally specific, uncut diamonds. Tarrant has only days to meet it and work out who is really pulling the strings.

A senior SIS officer's suicide and a messy blackmail scheme seem unrelated until the threads begin to join. What emerges is a frightening plan involving terrorism and poison that could devastate London.

After the plot against Hitler fails, a vanished German general and a suspicious suicide set a new plan in motion. A covert team is formed for one last wartime gamble, to strike at the Nazi leadership before the war ends.

Will Landon is asked to look into the explosive autobiography of a former intelligence officer and assassin. Then people connected to the book start dying, documents vanish, and the case becomes far more dangerous than it first seemed.

A London restaurant shooting that looks like ordinary gang violence turns out to connect with British intelligence and international terrorism. Peter Ashton follows the trail into a financial network backing some very dangerous men.

Edward Mills is about to be released after serving a harsh sentence for stealing bonds meant for a defecting Russian scientist. He was framed, and once he is free he wants the truth, whatever it costs.

On the eve of the 1956 U.S. election and the Suez crisis, damaging letters suggest Eisenhower is vulnerable to blackmail. What begins as a political scandal quickly turns into a high-stakes intelligence game.

During the Cuban missile crisis, SIS chief Charles Winter investigates the death of a double agent and the reliability of a Russian defector. As the pressure around Cuba rises, every fragment of evidence starts to look dangerous.