Gavin Lyall Book order (chronological)
Gavin Lyall crafted gripping thrillers known for their meticulous technical accuracy and sardonic wit. His narrative style, often in the first person, echoed the hard-boiled detective genre. Lyall was a versatile writer, transitioning between aviation thrillers, international crime stories, espionage novels, and semi-historical accounts of early British intelligence. His dedication to research infused his work with a unique authenticity and suspense.
Set in 1912, the earliest days of the present British Sceret Service. These four linked stories take the reader from Cork to Paris, Kiel to Budapest and the death-throes of the AustroHungarian Empire. By the author of "The Wrong Side of the Sky", "Venus with Pistol" and "Blame the Dead".
The Most Dangerous Game
- 224 pages
- 8 hours of reading
A thriller from the writer of "Blame the Dead", "Shooting Script", "Uncle Target", "Venus with Pistol", "Judas Country" and "Midnight Plus One".
Das gefährlichste Gegenüber. Roman.
- 302 pages
- 11 hours of reading
