Gordon Wallis Books in Order

Discovering an abandoned African vinyl-record factory, Gordon Wallis attempts to move its surviving machinery to Europe. The venture becomes a struggle with official obstruction, an unpredictable owner, theft, and the practical difficulties of recovering forgotten industrial equipment.

Insurance investigator Jason Green examines the unexplained wealth of a businessman's son. Following the trail from London to Zanzibar, the former soldier uncovers connections to a drug empire whose operators will kill to protect their business.

Jason Green returns to Africa to bury a friend and becomes entangled in an ivory-poaching investigation. With a television reporter beside him, he confronts criminal networks in the Zambezi Valley and a conspiracy that threatens them both.

A routine London insurance inquiry draws Jason Green and intern Brandon Stevens into a terrorist conspiracy. With an attack looming, they must identify both the intended target and the people directing the plot before time runs out.

Sent to boarding school near Zimbabwe’s Botswana border in 1984, Gordon Wallis initially plans his escape. Recollections of pranks, friendships, adventures and personal loss trace how an unwanted education becomes a lasting influence on his life.

Jason Green investigates suspicious insurance claims at a remote diamond mine in the Namib Desert. What begins as a financial inquiry uncovers buried secrets and personal grudges, drawing him into a violent struggle far from help.

When centuries-old treasure disappears from an archaeological discovery in Morocco's High Atlas Mountains, Jason Green investigates the insurance claim. The missing artifacts draw him into an international criminal enterprise whose operators use violence to guard their secrets.

An African gas discovery brings investors and a security assignment for Jason Green. After an extremist attack leaves him stranded without support, he must fight his way through hostile territory while confronting those responsible for the violence.

A fortune in Nazi gold lies inside a shipwreck beneath the Indian Ocean. A rogue Russian agent wants it, and insurance investigator Jason Green’s mission of mercy brings him into a collision with forces pursuing the hidden treasure.

Two cargo pilots are kidnapped by a Somali warlord demanding millions for their release. Former special-forces soldier Jason Green is sent to deliver the ransom, entering a lawless landscape where securing their freedom offers no guarantee of survival.

A missing art dealer and a cryptic letter from Namibia draw Jason Green toward a collection stolen during the Second World War. His search crosses continents as a ruthless collector and violent criminals pursue the same priceless works.

Insurance investigator Jason Green travels to a remote Congolese research station to inspect equipment failures. What seems a routine assignment leads him into danger beneath Ngandu Mountain, where a ruthless killer waits in the rainforest.

Gordon Wallis retells Frederick Courteney Selous's journeys through central and southern Africa using the explorer's accounts. Encounters with African rulers, dangerous wildlife, hunger, and disease shape this first volume about travel in unfamiliar territory.

Gordon Wallis follows Frederick Courteney Selous from exploration into southern Africa's colonial conflicts and, later, the First World War. Drawing on historical accounts, he traces how Selous's journeys intersected with the transformation of the region.

Wallis examines Rhodesia’s Fireforce system, which combined helicopters, paratroopers and airborne command to respond rapidly to guerrilla contacts. The account follows its development, battlefield use and human experience within the wider course of the Rhodesian war.

Gordon Wallis recounts wagon journeys undertaken by settler families into the region now known as Zimbabwe. Following the Moodie Trek and related expeditions, he describes the floods, disease, and isolation that marked these colonial migrations.