Andrew Garve
February 12, 1908 – January 8, 2001
Andrew Garve is a pseudonym of Paul Winterton, an English journalist and crime novelist. Throughout his career, he used the pseudonyms Andrew Garve, Roger Bax and Paul Somers.He was a founder-member of the Crime Writers' Association in 1953 and, with Elizabeth Ferrars, its first joint secretary. - Wikipedia
Books
- Great cases of Scotland Yard
- The case of the duplicate daughter; The golden deed; Murder out of school
- Murder by Proxy; A Murder Arranged; Counterstroke
- The Far Sands
- Mending minds
- Report on Russia
- Frame-up
- The Ascent of D. 13
- Hide and go seek
- The case of Robert Quarry
- The Megstone plot
- No tears for Hilda
- Murder in Moscow
- A Very Quiet Place
- The Galloway case
- A hole in the ground
- Two If by Sea
- A purple place for dying / Home to Roost / The Terrorists
- How Like an Angel; Prisoner's Friend; The Five-Day Nightmare
- Eye-witness on the Soviet war-front ..
- Boomerang
- The long short cut
- The sea monks
- The end of the track
- The Lester affair
- Prisoner's Friend
- Fontego's folly
- The house of soldiers
- A hero for Leanda
- Disposing of Henry
- A hole in the ground
- The late Bill Smith
- The house of soldiers
- The Cuckoo Line Affair
- No mask for murder
- The golden deed
- The Riddle of Samson
- By-line for murder
- Inquest on an ally
- The Ashes of Loda
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