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The Common Smith VC Adventures Books in Order

The Common Smith VC Adventures is a series of 7 books written by Charles Whiting.

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The Common Smith VC Adventures books in publication order

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7 books

1

The Baltic Run

by Charles Whiting

1993

In 1920, young naval officer Common Smith agrees to carry weapons to Poland aboard his patrol boat Swordfish. The mission takes him into the Baltic, where covert enemies work to prevent the cargo from reaching its destination.

2

In Turkish Waters

by Charles Whiting

1994

In 1922, Common Smith enters the conflict between Greece and Turkey on an MI6 assignment. Threatened massacres and wider regional instability make his mission urgent, as Britain fears the chaos will benefit Germany and Soviet Russia.

3

Death on the Rhine

by Charles Whiting

1995

In Germany in 1923, MI6 sends Common Smith to Cologne to prevent the assassination of the British Army of the Rhine’s commander. Nationalist unrest threatens to turn the killing into a wider crisis for Europe.

4

Passage to Petrograd

by Charles Whiting

1995

As Soviet leaders compete for power in 1924, Common Smith must extract a fictional teenage son of Tsar Nicholas II from Petrograd. The Swordfish crew faces enemies determined to prevent the boy becoming a symbol for monarchist resistance.

5

Death Trap

by Charles Whiting

1996

A British courier aircraft carrying documents about Soviet plans for the Balkans is forced down near the Yugoslavian coast. Common Smith and the Swordfish crew must enter the region secretly and recover the papers from mountainous terrain.

6

The Japanese Princess

by Charles Whiting

1996

In China in 1927, kidnapped Japanese princess Sadie becomes a potential pretext for invasion. Common Smith and the Swordfish crew must rescue her before her death gives imperial Japan the excuse it wants to begin a war.

7

Hell's Angels

by Charles Whiting

1997

In Germany in 1929, nationalists plan attacks on Allied troops and recall expatriate German pilots from America. Common Smith and the Swordfish crew must intercept these Hell’s Angels before they reach Europe and disrupt peace plans.

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