Geoffrey Jenkins Books in Order
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Geoffrey Jenkins books in publication order
16 books
A Twist of Sand
by Geoffrey Jenkins
1960
A man seeking redemption enters the dangerous waters along Africa’s Skeleton Coast. Conflicting loyalties and escalating peril turn his voyage into a struggle against both human opponents and a coastline that offers little chance of escape.
A Grue of Ice
by Geoffrey Jenkins
1962
Bruce Weatherby knows the location of a remote island containing minerals valuable for rocket fuel. A ruthless whaling magnate wants his help reaching it, drawing Weatherby into a struggle against dangerous men and the severe conditions of southern waters.
The River of Diamonds
by Geoffrey Jenkins
1964
An expedition seeking diamonds near an African island encounters determined resistance from a man intent on sabotaging the operation. As the mining project advances, hostile surroundings and its mysterious opponent turn commercial ambition into a struggle for survival.
Hunter Killer
by Geoffrey Jenkins
1966
A cancelled missile project sends a nuclear submarine on a secret mission carrying the scientist who champions it, the American vice-president. British commander Geoffrey Peace must evade hostile forces and dangerous seas to reach the launch in time.
A Cleft of Stars
by Geoffrey Jenkins
1973
A wrongly convicted man becomes involved in the search for the secret behind an exceptionally large diamond. With two killers threatening his life, his effort to uncover the truth draws him into a dangerous diamond-smuggling adventure.
Scend of the Sea
by Geoffrey Jenkins
1973
Weather-ship captain Ian Fairlie investigates two disappearances off South Africa that claimed his father and grandfather decades apart. Facing official opposition and violent seas, he risks his ship and the woman he loves to discover what happened.
A Bridge Of Magpies
by Geoffrey Jenkins
1974
Former South African naval officer Struan Weddell is summoned back into service for a secret assignment on remote Possession Island. Becoming its headman places him on the forbidding Diamond Coast, carrying out a mission entrusted by his former commander.
The Watering Place of Good Peace
by Geoffrey Jenkins
1974
Oceanographer Ian Ogilvie travels to Mozambique to build an electric shark barrier for the secretive John Barrow. Discovering parallels with an expedition more than a century earlier, he investigates the hidden purpose behind his employer’s urgent preparations.
Southtrap
by Geoffrey Jenkins
1980
A former Norwegian whaler becomes a cruise ship carrying passengers into Antarctic waters. Among its crew is an ex-Nazi determined to finish a wartime betrayal, bringing hidden danger to a voyage through an already hazardous landscape.
A Ravel of Waters
by Geoffrey Jenkins
1982
An advanced sailing ship’s record-breaking voyage becomes a nightmare when its captain is murdered and saboteurs strike. New captain Peter Rainer must discover why rival powers want the vessel before losing both his command and the woman he loves.
The Unripe Gold
by Geoffrey Jenkins
1983
A valuable deposit of iridium near South Africa’s diamond fields attracts people eager to control its strategic power. An East German scientist finds his secret threatened as competing interests converge on a remote mining operation and turn against him.
Fireprint
by Geoffrey Jenkins
1985
British engineer Hallam Cane joins an undersea energy project at Cape Agulhas and encounters unexplained accidents and competing outside interests. With his girlfriend Maris, he investigates suspicious salvage work and land purchases amid growing fear around the research.
In Harm's Way
by Geoffrey Jenkins
1986
Scientist Kepler West develops a method for making nuclear waste safe in South Africa, offering a solution others are determined to discredit. His opponents are willing to provoke a nuclear incident to ensure the scheme fails publicly.
Hold Down A Shadow
by Geoffrey Jenkins
1989
A terrorist determined to avenge his family and homeland joins forces with wanted criminals in a plot against a dam. Goldsmith Grania Yeats and barrister Sholto Banks must recover her golden masterpiece before it reveals its deadly secret.
A Hive of Dead Men
by Geoffrey Jenkins
1991
Zara Hennessy leads a Cape Town terrorist cell in a campaign that moves from defacing Nelson’s effigy to a planned act of sabotage. Her vendetta targets an exchange intended to demonstrate friendship between South Africa and Britain.
A Daystar of Fear
by Geoffrey Jenkins
1993
A necklace fashioned from crystals discovered in Namibia in 1912 connects an earlier colonial history with the illegal diamond trade from Angola. Geoffrey Jenkins follows the dangerous interests surrounding the stones as their past reaches into a later conflict.
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