Robert Adam Books in Order

This political allegory retells the development of the EEC and European Union through farm animals and their changing arrangements. In the style of Animal Farm, it satirizes bureaucracy, economic cooperation, and the gradual concentration of governing power.

In Brussels in 1969, EEC employee Oskar Lenkeit takes on an internal investigation intended to ease tensions between France and Germany. Competing visions for Europe's future and corruption place him between powerful factions with conflicting aims.

Sent to Dublin in 1970, Oskar Lenkeit investigates the Irish government's reversal over supplying arms to the IRA. French and East German interests pull him in different directions, while Irish intelligence agencies pursue agendas of their own.

In 1970, Oskar Lenkeit must discover why an Italian wartime special forces commander is working with the Mafia. His assignment involves the East German Stasi, while his conflicted feelings toward a woman at the EEC complicate matters.

In this thriller set in London in 1971, a vice ring threatens Prime Minister Edward Heath during negotiations over EEC entry. European Commission insider Kramer plans countermeasures with a wartime colleague, but their operation develops unforeseen momentum.