John Trenhaile Books in Order
Explore John Trenhaile's books in order, including Cold War spy thrillers, the Stepan Povin and Simon Young series, and novels of conspiracy and betrayal.
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John Trenhaile books in publication order
12 books
The Man Called Kyril
by John Trenhaile
1981
A mole inside the KGB is passing Soviet secrets to London, prompting the agency to use Ivan Bucharensky as bait. Under the codename Kyril, he becomes a target for British intelligence, Soviet operatives, and the hidden traitor.
View from Square
by John Trenhaile
1983
KGB intelligence chief Stepan Povin wants to defect after years of secretly serving the West. His bargaining chip is information about a planned Soviet seizure of an American spy plane, an operation that could provoke nuclear war.
Nocturne for the General
by John Trenhaile
1985
Disgraced former KGB general Stepan Povin survives anonymously in an Arctic prison camp, guarding a secret despite years of interrogation. His knowledge draws British intelligence toward the camp while his captors try to extract the final missing information.
The Mahjong Spies
by John Trenhaile
1986
As Hong Kong's return to China approaches, Soviet agents plot to undermine its economy. Chinese intelligence recruits businessman Simon Young to counter them, pulling him into a struggle where his commercial expertise offers little protection against deception.
The Gates of Exquisite View
by John Trenhaile
1987
A powerful language-processing program developed by Simon Young's company becomes a prize in the struggle over Taiwan. His son Mat is caught between competing intelligence services, each convinced he possesses access to the technology's closely guarded secrets.
The Scroll of Benevolence
by John Trenhaile
1988
Hong Kong's business leaders plan to transfer their assets abroad before the Chinese takeover, using a secret software scheme. An ambitious general moves to stop them while American and Russian agents investigate China's concealed military strength.
Krysalis
by John Trenhaile
1989
Civil servant David Lescombe's wife disappears at the same time a sensitive NATO file vanishes from their home. Determined to clear her of treason, David investigates her hidden relationships while mounting evidence challenges his understanding of their marriage.
Acts Of Betrayal
by John Trenhaile
1990
Lawyer Frank Thornton is accused of joining an IRA plot to assassinate the Queen, with his former law-school friend testifying against him. He turns to journalist Roz Forbes for help as an elusive international assassin complicates the case.
Blood Rules
by John Trenhaile
1991
Colin Raleigh and his son Robbie are passengers on a hijacked aircraft when they recognize Colin's estranged wife among the terrorists. Her desire to reclaim her son collides with political demands and hidden agendas aboard the plane.
The Tiger of Desire
by John Trenhaile
1992
Released after seventeen years in prison for a murder he did not commit, Iain Forward returns to the events surrounding his arrest in Singapore. His search for the person who framed him exposes dangerous conspiracies and old betrayals.
A Means to Evil
by John Trenhaile
1993
A series of mutilated bodies in a California cemetery leaves Paradise Bay frightened and suspicious. Police enlist psychologist Diane Cheung to investigate, but an antagonistic officer complicates her work as the case begins to threaten her own safety.
Against All Reason
by John Trenhaile
1994
Child psychologist Thelma Vestrey struggles to help a troubled teenager until his mother warns that his father poses a danger. After the mother's apparent suicide, Thelma joins an FBI agent to investigate the family's disturbing history.
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