Mark Hebden
1916 – 1991
Born in 1916, Mark wrote many crime fiction novels under his own name and as John Harris and Max Hennessy. He was a sailor, airman, a journalist, travel courier, cartoonist and a history teacher. During the Second World War he served with two air forces and two navies. After turning to full-time writing, Hebden created a sequence of crime novels around the quirky fictional character Chief Inspector Pel. A master of his genre, Hebden's writing is as timeless as it is versatile and entertaining.
Books
- Hopscotch; Cry for help; A pride of dolphins
- Army of shadows
- The mercenaries
- The crimson wind
- Buckingham Palace
- The sea shall not have them
- The old trade of killing
- The sleeping mountain
- Once more the hawks
- Live free or die!
- Interceptors
- The unforgiving wind
- Vardy
- Adventure's end
- Harkaway's sixthcolumn
- Cotton's war
- A kind of courage
- Dunkirk
- The challenging heights
- Getaway
- The big slump
- Up for grabs
- The mustering of the hawks
- The professionals
- The jade wind
- The Charge of the Light Brigade
- Ride out the storm
- Take or destroy!
- The cross of Lazarro
- Soldier ofthe Queen
- China Seas
- The claws ofmercy
- Smiling Willie and the Tiger
- A funny place to hold a war
- Arrow in the Moon
- Right of reply
- Road to the coast
- Picture of defeat
- Covenant with death
- The bright blue sky
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