Jonathan Lunn Books in Order

Martin Kemp joins the English army to escape the hangman, hoping war might offer a fresh start. Instead, he faces the panic of battle, brutal siege warfare, and the French nobility at Crécy, where his longbow may decide his fate.

In 1347, archer Martin Kemp endures the bleak English siege of Calais after the victory at Crécy. A surprise French attack and a fragile truce offer hope, but Kemp soon learns that peace is never simple for a soldier.

After Kit Killigrew captures a feared pirate in the South China Sea, the prisoner escapes in Hong Kong. Murder, Triad influence, and opium profits pull Killigrew into a web of treachery surrounding a ruthless merchant.

Kit Killigrew sails to Norfolk Island in 1850 with a governess and a reporter seeking an Irish political prisoner. A rescue attempt frees brutal convicts, sending Killigrew into a deadly pursuit through the New Hebrides and an illegal trade network.

Lieutenant Kit Killigrew joins the Arctic search for Sir John Franklin's lost expedition in 1852. When a glory-seeking captain drives the ship into uncharted ice, a brutal winter and a mysterious predator turn rescue into survival.

On the eve of the Crimean War, Kit Killigrew must negotiate the release of a captured viscount in the Baltic. Imprisoned by Russian secret police, he has forty-eight hours to escape, rescue his charge, and sail a stolen yacht to safety.

Framed for murder by a Russian enemy in 1855, Commander Kit Killigrew is drawn into Victorian London's underworld. An undercover mission to St Petersburg soon turns into a race to find an engineer and a secret weapon called the Sea Devil.

In 1847, Royal Navy officer Kit Killigrew goes undercover among slavers to locate a major West African slave market. His mission also leads toward a powerful British investor, forcing him into a perilous fight against an illegal trade.

After Japan invades Malaya in 1942, private Charlie Torrance finds his jungle posting turned into a nightmare. When his group discovers vital documents, a relentless Japanese officer hunts them through the collapsing British defenses.

Captured near Calais, Martin Kemp and his men face imprisonment in a French castle where escape means death. To save his friends, Kemp must escort a Dominican friar on a dangerous mission through disputed border country to Scotland.

Trapped during the fall of Singapore in 1942, Charlie Torrance expects either death or a prison camp. Instead, he is sent on a near-impossible mission to extract a British operative carrying classified information while the island collapses around him.

Freebooter Martin Kemp seeks a new lord amid Brittany's civil war and falls in with the ambitious outlaw Sir Ranulf FitzWaryn. As a French army approaches, Kemp must choose between loyalty, love, and the price of rising through the ranks.

War erupts on the Scottish border while Martin Kemp is collecting a debt. Hunted by French men-at-arms, he and Ieuan escort civilians toward Berwick, only to be trapped in a siege that could decide the fate of Scotland's crown.

During the 1942 retreat through Burma, Corporal Charlie Torrance must escort a political prisoner to India with a squad of defaulters. Japanese intelligence and Burmese fighters are closing in, and a traitor may be travelling beside him.

In 1356, Martin Kemp is wrongly blamed for burning a Scottish church during Edward III's winter invasion. Chained and cut off in a blizzard with a handful of men, he must survive a hostile retreat and a knight with dangerous plans.

On the Gascon frontier, Martin Kemp wants to reclaim the mercenary Company of the Dragon from Count Targres. As brigands ravage the region and an Inquisition arrives in Cazoulat, Kemp is pulled into a deadly struggle for control.