Works As Bill James (other)
- The Last Enemy, 1997
- Double jeopardy (a Kerry Lake novel - see Judith Jones, below), 2002
- Middleman, 2002
- Between Lives, 2003
- Making Stuff Up, 2006
- The Sixth Man and other Stories (short stories, includes Harpur and Iles stories), 2006
- Letters from Carthage, 2007
- Off-street Parking, 2008
- Full of Money 2009
- World War Two Will Not Take Place 2011
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