Tommy Hambledon Novels
- Drink to Yesterday, 1940
- Pray Silence, 1940 (American title: A Toast to Tomorrow)
- They Tell No Tales, 1941
- Without Lawful Authority, 1943
- Green Hazard, 1945
- The Fifth Man, 1946
- Let the Tiger Die, 1947
- A Brother for Hugh, 1947 (American title: With Intent to Deceive)
- Among Those Absent, 1948
- Diamonds to Amsterdam, 1949
- Not Negotiable, 1949
- Dangerous by Nature, 1950
- Now or Never, 1951
- Alias Uncle Hugo, 1952 (British title: Operation Manhunt, 1953)
- Night Train to Paris, 1952
- A Knife for the Juggler, 1953 (revised American edition, 1964; also published as The Vengeance Man, 1967)
- Not for Export, 1954 (American title: All That Glitters; also published as The Mystery of the Stolen Plans, 1960)
- The Man in the Green Hat, 1955
- The Basle Express, 1956
- Birdwatcher's Quarry, 1956 (British title: The Three Beans, 1957)
- Death of an Ambassador, 1957
- No Entry, 1958
- Crime in Concrete, 1960 (American title: Concrete Crime)
- Search for a Sultan, 1961 (by Coles and Tom Hammerton)
- The House at Pluck's Gutter, 1963 (by Coles and Tom Hammerton)
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