Robert Wilson Books in Order

Bruce Medway, a fixer working the West African coast, goes looking for a missing British expatriate after a disastrous rice deal. The search leads into corruption, expat rot, and violence that is much closer than he expects.

Stranded in Ivory Coast and short of options, Bruce Medway takes two risky jobs that send him toward Liberia’s civil war. A botched delivery, a diamond trail, and too many armed men make survival the main goal.

A client’s missing millions pull Bruce Medway and Bagado into Benin’s brutal world of scams, laundering, and toxic deals. Then the client’s daughter arrives, hungry for revenge, and Bruce is pulled much deeper than he planned.

Bruce Medway plans to ignore the disappearance of schoolgirls in Cotonou until the case turns personal. What follows is a grim dive into corruption, mafia revenge, illegal gold, and one more scheme that could kill everyone involved.

This novel links wartime Portugal with a modern murder investigation as Inspector Zé Coelho uncovers old crimes beneath Lisbon’s surface. Wolfram, greed, and the long shadow of fascism tie the two timelines together.

In wartime Lisbon, mathematician and spy Andrea Aspinall enters a city crowded with informers, refugees, and double games. Her bond with a German officer grows in a world where trust is perilous and history keeps closing in.

During Holy Week in Seville, a gruesome murder pulls Inspector Javier Falcón into the victim’s tangled life and his own troubled past. It is a dark, psychological case about family secrets, memory, and hidden violence.

What looks like a suicide pact in a wealthy Seville suburb draws Javier Falcón into buried secrets, Russian mob threats, and a chain of deaths. The deeper he looks, the more every neighbor seems to be hiding something.

While Falcón investigates a mutilated corpse, an explosion tears through Seville and sparks fears of terrorism. Political pressure mounts as he digs past the obvious story and uncovers a conspiracy with far wider stakes.

After a terrorist attack in Seville, Javier Falcón follows evidence that points to the Russian mafia. As violence closes in on his friends and lover, he is pushed into a brutal fight against trafficking, extremism, and corruption.

Alyshia D’Cruz is kidnapped after a night out in London, and her billionaire father brings in Charles Boxer to advise. The case quickly grows stranger, suggesting motives far beyond ransom and danger that reaches into politics and terror.

Boxer’s rebellious teenage daughter disappears and heads for Spain, turning a family crisis into a dangerous chase. At the same time, Mercy Danquah investigates the kidnapping of a Russian boy, where crime and state power blur together.

When the children of several ultrawealthy families vanish almost at once, Charles Boxer and Mercy Danquah are dragged into a sprawling kidnap crisis. The case opens onto private armies, human trafficking, and the brutal logic of extreme wealth.