Historical Novels Attributed To Barnaby Ross
(All written by Don Tracy.)
- Quintin Chivas - 1961
- The Scrolls of Lysis - 1962
- The Duke of Chaos - 1962
- The Cree from Minataree - 1964
- Strange Kinship - 1965
- The Passionate Queen - 1966
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