Richard Llewellyn Books in Order

As Huw Morgan prepares to leave his Welsh home, he recalls childhood in a coal-mining valley shaped by family love, labor unrest, and loss. His memories capture a close community changing faster than anyone wants to admit.

In war-torn Italy, British soldiers move through a battered country while one man sets out to honor the memory of his friend Shiner. The novel blends comradeship, grief, and the disorienting aftermath of war.

A young California history professor leaves his old routine for a room above an amusement-pier carousel. Love, gunmen, performers, and working-class neighbors pull him into a messier life than he expected.

Set in Napoleonic-era Wales, this historical romance follows David, a patriotic Welsh smuggler and freedom fighter. His growing bond with an independent aristocratic woman is tested by secrets, danger, and the redcoats.

A British civil servant, burdened by resentment and a difficult home life, is driven toward betrayal. Loosely inspired by real Cold War defections, the novel traces the private pressures behind a public act of treason.

Garvan, a captive prince from Gaul and galley slave, escapes to Herculaneum before Vesuvius erupts. Love for a young Vestal draws him into conflict between the followers of Diana and a small Christian community.

A young man faces adventure, danger, and tests of loyalty in this historical tale. Llewellyn gives the story a brisk, old-fashioned sense of peril, with integrity and courage repeatedly put under pressure.

At a grand Paris hotel and restaurant, manager Charles Montfior tries to preserve old standards as wealthy new guests disrupt the place. Romance, staff rivalries, and changing tastes turn the hotel into a busy small world.

Huw Morgan leaves Wales for the Welsh settlements of Patagonia, Argentina, where he starts a carpentry business after a flood. New work and new love cannot erase the memories and loyalties he brought with him.

Restless young Cockney Ernie Mott drifts through London's poorer streets, chasing money, romance, and a different life. When family responsibility and criminal temptation close in, his hopes become harder to separate from self-deception.

Set among the Maasai of Kenya, this novel places personal identity and ambition against the pressures of a changing modern Africa. Llewellyn explores what a man sees when his old assumptions no longer hold.

In a hot, unsettled South American setting, tangled passions and dangerous secrets reshape the lives of those caught in them. The novel mixes romance, jealousy, and an atmosphere where nothing stays safely hidden.

MI5 agent Edmund Trothe goes undercover in West Germany to penetrate a neo-Nazi network. His diplomatic cover complicates every move, forcing him to balance official duty with the brutal realities of espionage.

Edmund Trothe is drawn into an international struggle over newly discovered oil. With rival powers competing for control, diplomacy quickly gives way to bribery, violence, and shifting loyalties.

Huw Morgan's story continues into adulthood, when marriage, desire, and disappointment test the values he carried from his Welsh childhood. It is a more troubled chapter in a life shaped by longing for home.

After gaining control of a major oil pipeline, Edmund Trothe becomes the target of former MI5 colleagues. Murders inside his company make it clear that business success has placed everyone around him at risk.

An engineer returns to Israel determined to help build a new life in the desert. Work, political danger, and difficult love affairs challenge his faith in the future he is trying to create.

After his Manhattan art-dealing career collapses, Paul Denis starts over in Israel. But a web of forgery, blackmail, robbery, and murder from his New York past refuses to let him escape.

Edmund Trothe returns in a tense international spy story where official ceremonies and political dealings conceal dangerous agendas. As the clues multiply, he must work out who is using him and why.

The Morgan family story returns to Wales, where the past remains close and a new generation must live with its inheritance. Huw's long journey of memory, exile, and belonging reaches another turning point.

Prem Naran rises from a messenger at Parliament to the head of a business empire in India. His climb brings wealth and influence, but also compromises that test his generosity, ambition, and sense of right and wrong.

East London printer A. G. Bessell supplements his income by smuggling diamonds across Europe. When women around him disappear and enemies close in, his eccentric life becomes a dangerous scramble for survival.

Set in turn-of-the-century Paris, this historical novel moves through a city of bright lights, ambition, and private desire. Llewellyn uses the period setting to explore lives changed by love and opportunity.

A compact mystery from Llewellyn's final years, this novel centers on hidden motives and the uncertainty beneath an apparently quiet surface. Its tension comes from the gap between what people say and what they conceal.