The Union Club Mysteries (1983)
- (1980) No Refuge Could Save
- (1980) The Telephone Number
- (1980) The Men Who Wouldn't Talk
- (1980) A Clear Shot
- (1981) Irresistible to Women
- (1981) He Wasn't There
- (1981) The Thin Line
- (1981) Mystery Tune
- (1981) Hide and Seek
- (1981) Gift
- (1981) Hot or Cold
- (1981) The Thirteenth Page
- (1981) 1 to 999
- (1981) Twelve Years Old
- (1981) Testing, Testing!
- (1981) The Appleby Story
- (1982) Dollars and Cents
- (1982) Friends and Allies
- (1982) Which is Which?
- (1982) The Sign
- (1982) Catching the Fox
- (1982) Getting the Combination
- (1982) The Library Book
- (1982) The Three Goblets
- (1982) Spell It!
- (1982) Two Women
- (1982) Sending a Signal
- (1982) The Favourite Piece
- (1983) Half a Ghost
- (1983) There Was a Young Lady
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