Gavin Lyall - Works

Works

  • The Wrong Side of the Sky (1961)
  • The Most Dangerous Game (1963)
  • Midnight Plus One (1965)
  • Shooting Script (1966)
  • Venus With Pistol (1969)
  • Freedom's Battle: The War in the Air 1939-1945 (1971)
  • Blame the Dead (1973)
  • Judas Country (1975)
  • Operation Warboard: How to Fight World War II Battles in Miniature (1976) non-fiction, in collaboration with his son Bernard Lyall
  • The Secret Servant (1980)
  • The Conduct of Major Maxim (1982)
  • The Crocus List (1985)
  • Uncle Target (1988)
  • Spy's Honour (1993)
  • Flight from Honour (1996)
  • All Honourable Men (1997)
  • Honourable Intentions (1999)

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