GF Newman Books in Order
Explore GF Newman's books in order, with summaries of his crime novels about police corruption, organized crime, political power, and compromised justice.
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GF Newman books in publication order
26 books
Sir, You Bastard / Rogue Cop
by GF Newman
1970
Corrupt detective Terry Sneed has built his career through bribery, violence, and manipulation. When a deal with a criminal threatens his position, he has thirty-six hours to protect himself using the same crooked methods that brought him power.
The Abduction
by GF Newman
1972
In Southern Africa, Premier Hiller's illegal declaration of independence and executions threaten to entrench dictatorship. A kidnapping becomes a proposed means of resistance, raising difficult questions about the relationship between individual conscience, political expediency, and the use of force.
The Split
by GF Newman
1972
Three Professional Ladies
by GF Newman
1973
Three women working in prostitution face sharply different circumstances: Jaset struggles with declining demand, Janet's past fuels her hostility toward men, and Jane pursues wealth. Their lives reveal the pressures of age, resentment, ambition, and the sex trade.
You Nice Bastard
by GF Newman
1973
Crime boss Jack Manso seeks to expand his British organization through an alliance with a New York crime family. Detective Terry Sneed tries to break his operation, confronting an opponent whose power depends on intimidation, bribery, and violence.
The Price/ You Flash Bastard
by GF Newman
1974
Detective Terry Sneed's corrupt methods have helped him climb the police hierarchy, but American accountant Peter Rosi resists his control. Facing someone equally adept at exploiting the law, Sneed must fight to preserve his position and protect himself.
The Streetfighter
by GF Newman
1975
A Detective’s Tale
by GF Newman
1977
Flying Squad inspector Fred Pyall learns that a known criminal is preparing a major robbery and resolves to secure his conviction. His willingness to bend the rules exposes the corruption underlying an investigation presented as the pursuit of justice.
A Prisoner's Tale
by GF Newman
1977
Framed by the police and sentenced to twenty years, Jack Lynn refuses to submit quietly to prison life. His resistance brings him into conflict with a brutal institution where repression matters more than the rehabilitation it claims to offer.
A Villain’s Tale
by GF Newman
1977
Known criminal Jack Lynn becomes the target of a determined police investigation following an armed robbery. Told from the accused man's perspective, this installment examines the uneasy relationship between criminal activity, police evidence, and a compromised justice system.
Billy
by GF Newman
1978
The Player and the Guest
by GF Newman
1978
The Guv'nor / Trade-Off
by GF Newman
1979
The List
by GF Newman
1979
The Obsession
by GF Newman
1981
Charlie and Joanna
by GF Newman
1982
The Men With The Guns
by GF Newman
1982
Missing-persons investigator Jimmy Vanesco accepts a Mafia-connected lawyer's assignment to find six men absent for eleven years. Missing FBI files deepen the mystery, and his international search leads toward buried secrets surrounding President John F. Kennedy's assassination.
The Nation's Health
by GF Newman
1983
Set a Thief
by GF Newman
1988
After a student dies during an animal-rights demonstration, Jack Bentham investigates police conduct in a force already shaken by a corruption inquiry. Reluctant officers and hints from major criminals point toward wrongdoing among senior figures in the Metropolitan Police.
The Testing Ground
by GF Newman
1988
Sent to Belfast to investigate police shootings, Jack Bentham uncovers further deaths and a conspiracy reaching beyond the force. As establishment pressure mounts, his search for answers forces a difficult choice between professional survival and his own conscience.
Trading the Future
by GF Newman
1992
A child's death from pesticide poisoning prompts an investigation that expands far beyond a local tragedy. Uncovering concealed commercial dealings leads toward an international scheme targeting Russia's wheat harvest, linking agricultural chemicals with political and economic interests.
Circle of Poison
by GF Newman
1995
After her daughter dies following exposure to a chemically treated field, Grace seeks help from an American scientist. Their investigation leads toward powerful American corn businesses and a concealed scheme whose consequences could extend across national borders.
Crime and Punishment
by GF Newman
2009
Beginning in postwar London's East End, this crime saga follows Jack's frustrated boxing ambitions and his family's concealed violence. As new gangs challenge established criminals, private trauma intertwines with the expanding influence of organized crime over successive decades.
Dark Heart
by GF Newman
2013
Haunted by his family's death, Jake Mann becomes a Jesuit priest and discovers a capacity for exorcism in Nigeria. Reassigned to Bristol, he faces murders resembling earlier horrors and becomes a suspect when a secret relationship comes to light.
The Corrupted Part One
by GF Newman
2014
In 1951, aspiring boxer Jack finds opportunities in London's criminal underworld while his sister conceals a killing committed to protect her son. Family trauma and the rise of rival gangs shape this opening volume of a sprawling crime saga.
The Corrupted Part Two
by GF Newman
2014
The continuation follows a family enmeshed in London's underworld as increasingly ruthless gangs challenge older criminal powers. Jack's failures and imprisonment deepen his bitterness, while the legacy of violence within his family threatens to fuel a wider confrontation.
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