Paul Mann Books in Order
Find Paul Mann's books in order, with short summaries and a guide to George Sansi, Colin Lynch, the Splatter Trilogy, and his other crime novels.
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Paul Mann books in publication order
13 books
The Libyan Contract
by Paul Mann
1988
After a Christmas Eve terrorist attack at Heathrow, Colin Lynch leads a mercenary team on a retaliatory mission. Their target is Libya's Muammar Gaddafi, and carrying out the assassination requires entering the heart of his regime.
The Beirut Contract
by Paul Mann
1989
A mercenary team has twenty days to prepare a rescue of nine American hostages in Lebanon. As information leaks and mysterious deaths mount, the men question whether their mission's sponsors ever intended them to return alive.
The Traitor's Contract
by Paul Mann
1991
Jack Halloran's covert counterterrorist organization comes under a brutal attack. With his enemies employing a rogue IRA faction, Halloran and Colin Lynch face a campaign designed to kill him and dismantle the operation he has built.
Season of the Monsoon
by Paul Mann
1993
A mutilated body found near Bombay's Film City draws Inspector George Sansi into a hunt for a killer. Powerful interests in the film industry and a looming gang war complicate his search for answers.
The Britannia Contract
by Paul Mann
1993
IRA terrorists seize the royal yacht Britannia and demand British withdrawal from Northern Ireland. With royal hostages aboard and political consequences mounting, Colin Lynch joins preparations for a rescue before the captors' deadline expires.
The Ganja Coast
by Paul Mann
1995
George Sansi travels to Goa to investigate drug trafficking and political corruption. Beneath the coastal community's reputation as a hippie paradise, powerful men are positioning themselves to profit from an impending development scheme.
The Burning Ghats
by Paul Mann
1996
A chemical spill in the Ganges kills pilgrims at Varanasi, and attorney George Sansi investigates the industrialist implicated in the disaster. Corporate influence, blackmail, and threats turn the search for accountability into a struggle against entrenched power.
The Leek Club
by Paul Mann
2012
In a northeast English coal-mining town, drinking, fights, and bawdy encounters share space with the pursuit of prize leeks. This partly autobiographical novel follows life in the coalfields, where a winning vegetable can promise a fortune.
Dirty Hit
by Paul Mann
2013
When hit man Johnny Mondo becomes the target of a mob killing, he flees New York for Nashville. His effort to disappear draws unsuspecting people into the violence that follows him on the road.
Sweet Kill
by Paul Mann
2013
Johnny Mondo travels along the Gulf Coast to New Orleans and crosses drug lord Benny Congo. When Benny takes what matters to him, Johnny prepares for a confrontation that threatens to engulf the city in violence.
The Burning Tide
by Paul Mann
2013
A deadly chemical spill strikes pilgrims bathing in a sacred Indian river. George Sansi is drawn into the investigation by a government minister, while an industrial tycoon's efforts to conceal responsibility threaten to overwhelm the search for justice.
The Jackal Club
by Paul Mann
2015
In a rapidly changing India, George Sansi finds his successful Mumbai law practice unfulfilling. His former Crime Branch boss draws him back into an investigation spanning organized crime and political power, forcing Sansi to face his own betrayals.
Die Cool
by Paul Mann
2018
Johnny Mondo becomes a club owner in Las Vegas, where a determined blonde proves more than his match. Meanwhile, mob boss Bobby Basile has a revenge plan, setting Johnny against a dangerous countdown in his new city.
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