Evan Tanner Novels
- The Thief Who Couldn't Sleep (1966)
- The Canceled Czech (1966)
- Tanner's Twelve Swingers (1967)
- The Scoreless Thai (a.k.a. Two for Tanner) (1968)
- Tanner's Tiger (1968)
- Here Comes a Hero (1968) (a.k.a. Tanner's Virgin)
- Me Tanner, You Jane (1970)
- Tanner on Ice (1998)
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