Clive Egleton
November 25, 1927 – 2006
Clive (Frederick William) Egleton was a British author of spy novels. He enlisted in the Royal Armoured Corps in 1945 to train as a tank driver while still underage. He was subsequently commissioned into the South Staffordshire Regiment for whom he served in India, Hong Kong, Germany, Egypt, Cyprus, The Persian Gulf and East Africa. He retired in 1975 with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. His novel Seven Days to a Killing was filmed as The Black Windmill, starring Michael Caine. Escape to Athena is a novelization of the 1979 movie of the same name. - Wikipedia
Books
- Great cases of Scotland Yard
- Death of a Sahib
- Assassination day
- Blood money
- Dead Reckoning
- Death throes
- A Different Drummer
- A Dying Fall
- Gone Missing
- The Honey Trap
- In the red
- The Judas mandate
- The Judas Mandate
- A Killing in Moscow
- Lethal Involvement
- Never Surrender
- Pandora's box
- Gone Missing
- Backfire
- Cry havoc
- Dead Reckoning
- Death Throes
- A Double Deception
- Falcon for the Hawks
- The Honey Trap
- Hostile Intent
- In the Red
- The Judas mandate (A Pinnacle book)
- A killing in Moscow
- A lethal involvement
- The Loner
- One Man Running (Sound)
- The Picture of the Year
- Picture of the Year
- The Renegades (Peter Ashton Novels)
- Picture of the Year
- The Presidential Affair
- Seven Days to a Killing (Firecrest Books)
- A Spy's Ransom
- The Sleeper
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