Ken McClure Books in Order

A promising drug called Cytogerm has lethal side effects, and the people tied to its development start dying. Dr Sean MacLean, who led the surgical team using it, becomes both investigator and target in a fast, paranoid medical thriller.

Bacteriologist Dr Neil Anderson is asked to explain how a healthy medical student became a grotesque corpse within hours. The case starts as a medical mystery and quickly hardens into a tense early thriller.

Broken family life and a ruined career leave Dr Mark Avedissian open to a strange offer from British Intelligence. Sent to America with the sister of an IRA man, he is drawn into a ruthless political mission centered on a child.

Senior biochemist Tom Fenton investigates a string of hospital deaths after a colleague's body is found in a sterilizer. When his nurse girlfriend is accused of murder, the case becomes personal as well as deadly.

An outbreak of plague spreads through a busy hospital, and the official story keeps changing. Dr Saracen follows the trail back to the ruins of a medieval monastery, where old history and modern cover-ups meet.

Journalist James Kincaid starts probing a model NHS hospital after a much-publicized operation and growing hints of secrecy. The deeper he digs into computers, politics, and medical prestige, the closer he gets to a scandal that could cost lives.

Three farmworkers die of a rare brain disease, and pathologist Dr Ian Bannerman is sent to investigate quietly. In north-east Scotland he finds a landscape full of unease, where a local tragedy may be the sign of something much larger.

Women begin dying from a stubborn hospital infection that resists every known treatment. As fear of an epidemic grows, the outbreak stops looking accidental and the city outside the wards starts to reveal another layer of horror.

A vagrant sees a young boy's body dug up and is dismissed, until he dies in suspicious circumstances himself. What looks like routine medical procedure soon opens into a cover-up with terrible implications.

Dr Michael Neef believes gene therapy may help his young cancer patients, then two girls die after exposure to a powerful carcinogen. As he searches for the source, hope and medical ambition give way to fear and deadly consequences.

Seven-year-old Amanda Ross is sent to a gleaming private hospital for a life-saving kidney transplant, but something feels wrong. Dr Steven Dunbar goes undercover and uncovers a sinister medical business built on desperation and false hope.

Smallpox erupts on an Edinburgh housing estate, and the clues suggest more than a local medical emergency. As virus samples move between research centers, the nightmare possibility of deliberate release turns this into a sharp, high-stakes outbreak thriller.

A baby born without legs is abducted from her cot, and suspicion quickly falls on her parents. Local GP Tom Gordon follows the case from a Welsh village to a hospital and IVF clinic, where a far uglier truth waits.

Sent to a village outside Edinburgh, Steven Dunbar investigates attacks by unnaturally aggressive rats and a disputed GM crop. The case widens into a nasty mix of science, politics, and people willing to kill to keep the truth buried.

When a passenger dies horribly on a flight from Africa, everyone fears Ebola. Steven Dunbar soon realizes the victims do not fit a simple outbreak, and the hunt for the hidden link becomes a race against a terrifying new virus.

Steven Dunbar digs into a murder tied to a secret vaccine accident from the Gulf War era. As veterans keep dying and officials keep denying, he finds a cover-up with military roots and very human costs.

A dying psychopath confesses to a notorious murder, even though another man has already been convicted on airtight DNA evidence. Steven Dunbar reopens the shattered case and finds disturbing questions where science and justice should have been certain.

A routine brain operation leaves a patient with a shocking personality change, and neurosurgeon John MacAndrew watches his career start to crack. His search for the cause leads into memory, chemical manipulation, and a conspiracy that reaches deep into the past.

A break-in at a research institute looks like animal-rights vandalism until a leading scientist is found murdered and research monkeys vanish. Steven Dunbar uncovers a secretive experiment and races to stop a disaster that could spread far beyond the lab.

At Edinburgh medical school, a brilliant PhD student claims he may be close to a cure for cancer. Instead of praise, he and his supervisor meet sabotage, pressure, and a chilling fight over who really benefits from the system.

With governments fearing bioterror, vaccine research is pushed too hard and safety starts to slip. Steven Dunbar is pulled into a case of suspicious death and sick children in a grim thriller about panic, policy, and unintended consequences.

A scientist hoping to prove the Black Death was viral joins an excavation beneath Dryburgh Abbey, and everything goes wrong. When he emerges deranged, Steven Dunbar must decide whether an ancient tomb has released a modern killer.

Drawn back to Sci-Med, Steven Dunbar investigates suspicious deaths just as Britain is hit by a bioterror attack using an old disease. The obvious suspects are quickly named, but Steven suspects a darker conspiracy much closer to home.

After the death of old friend Dr Simone Ricard, Steven Dunbar follows a trail from Prague to the polio campaign on the Pakistan-Afghanistan border. What begins as grief becomes a tense investigation into secrecy, vaccination politics, and lives put at risk.

Steven Dunbar looks into blocked funding for neuroscientist Dorothy Lindstrom and her team's work on epigenetics and violent behavior. When one researcher presses ahead despite warnings, the case turns into a dark study of science, power, and human evil.

Steven Dunbar investigates the murders of top medical scientists across Europe. The only obvious link is money, while an Ebola outbreak and Tally's trip to Congo push the case toward a global conspiracy.