Gavin Scott Books in Order

A Russian satellite carrying a potentially momentous experiment crashes in New Zealand’s North Island mountains. A young freelance reporter races to locate it before rival intelligence services from Russia, China, and the United States can seize and suppress what it contains.

Impulsive Ronald Foster becomes involved in the search for the missing bones of Peking Man. Told through letters and memoranda, this comic thriller charts his unconventional effect on international affairs and his clashes with the expectations of British intelligence.

Young Indiana Jones works with French intelligence in Petrograd during the upheavals of 1917. As Russia moves toward another revolution, he faces a conflict between his responsibilities as a spy and his loyalty to Russian friends endangered by their political activities.

Military computer chips bring two competing lines of action figures to life in this film novelization. The aggressive Commando Elite wage war on the peaceful Gorgonites, drawing unsuspecting suburban residents into a battle with toys determined to destroy their enemies.

The Gorgonites search for the Gorgon Dimension, continuing the adventures of the computer-powered toy creatures from Small Soldiers. Their quest for a homeland unfolds in a world where the Commando Elite regard them as enemies to be eliminated.

Fourteen-year-old Toby Wey becomes entangled with a dangerous robber and a bizarre theft involving the Mechanical Turk. In pre-Victorian England, he must navigate London’s criminal underworld while pursuing opportunities that promise to transform his life.

Back at Oxford after the war, Duncan Forrester investigates a colleague’s murder when his best friend is accused. His attempt to clear the suspect takes him across Europe, where wartime betrayals and an old manuscript complicate the university mystery.

Duncan Forrester travels to Greece to retrieve an ancient Cretan stone, but witnesses a poet’s poisoning in Athens. Suspecting the intended victim was a politically important general, he confronts further attacks and an old enemy as civil war threatens.

In 1947, a brutal murder at the British Museum and threats against Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin draw Duncan Forrester into fresh intrigue. A voyage aboard the Queen Mary takes him toward New York as Britain confronts the dissolution of its empire.