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First published in the U.S. in hardback by Doubleday in 1954. This paperback edition published by Pocket (1090) in November 1955. Cover art by Lou Marchetti.

First published in the U.K. by Hutchinson as "The Eliminator" in 1966. This Italian edition is number 269 in the (then) weekly "Segretissimo" series published by Arnoldo Mondadori Editore on 23rd January 1969. Andrew York is a pseudonym of Christopher Nicole. Cover art by Carlo Jacono.

First published in the U.K. by Jarrolds as "Live, Love & Cry" in 1965. This Italian edition is number 262 in the (then) weekly "Segretissimo" series published by Arnoldo Mondadori Editore on 5th December 1968. Cover art by Carlo Jacono.

Originally published in the U.S. by Gold Medal as "The Irish Beauty Contract" in 1966. This Italian edition is number 252 in the (then) weekly "Segretissimo" series published by Arnoldo Mondadori Editore on 26th September 1968. Philip Atlee was a pseudonym of James Atlee Phillips. Cover art by Carlo Jacono.

Originally published in the U.S. by Popular Library as "Countertrap" in 1967. This Italian edition is number 217 in the (then) weekly "Segretissimo" series published by Arnoldo Mondadori Editore on 25th January 1968. John Tiger was a pseudonym of Walter Wager, used for adaptations of the TV series "I-Spy." Cover art by Carlo Jacono.

Originally published in the U.S. by Signet as "The Spy in Bankok" in 1965. This Italian edition is number 145 in the (then) weekly "Segretissimo" series published by Arnoldo Mondadori Editore on 8th September 1966. Cover art by Carlo Jacono.

Originally published in the U.S. by Gold Medal as "Assignment: Amazon Queen" in 1974. This Italian edition is number 590 in the (then) weekly "Segretissimo" series published by Arnoldo Mondadori Editore on 20th March 1975. Cover art by Carlo Jacono.

Originally published in France by Presses de la Cite as "Kill Henry Kissinger!" in 1974. This Italian edition is number 582 in the (then) weekly "Segretissimo" series published by Arnoldo Mondadori Editore on 23rd January 1975. Cover art by Carlo Jacono.

Originally published in the U.S. by Gold Medal as "The Poisoners" in 1971. This Italian edition is number 404 in the (then) weekly "Segretissimo" series published by Arnoldo Mondadori Editore on 26th August 1971. Cover art by Carlo Jacono.

Originally published in the U.S. by Award as "Secret Mission: Peking" in 1968. This Italian edition is number 357 in the (then) weekly "Segretissimo" series published by Arnoldo Mondadori Editore on 1st October 1970. Cover art by Carlo Jacono.

Originally published in France by Presses de la Cite as "Les Anges de Los Angeles" in 1966. This Italian edition is number 216 in the (then) weekly "Segretissimo" series published by Arnoldo Mondadori Editore on 18th January 1968. This is the first OS 117 novel from Josette Bruce after the death of her husband, Jean. Cover art by Carlo Jacono.

First published in the U.K. by Robert Hale in 1963. This Italian edition is number 202 in the (then) weekly "Segretissimo" series published by Arnoldo Mondadori Editore on 12th October 1967. Robert Charles is a pseudonym of Robert Charles Smith. Cover art by Carlo Jacono.

Originally published in the U.S. by Lancer as "Baron Sinister" in 1965. This Italian edition is number 174 in the (then) weekly "Segretissimo" series published by Arnoldo Mondadori Editore on 30th March 1967. Joseph Hilton Smyth, writing as Joseph Hilton, created the character of Bart Gould, but the series was continued under the byline of the House pseudonym Joseph Milton. The actual author of this instalment is not known. Cover art by Carlo Jacono.

First published in the U.K. by William Heinemann Ltd in 1964. This Italian edition is number 138 in the (then) weekly "Segretissimo" series published by Arnoldo Mondadori Editore on 21st July 1966. James Mayo was a pseudonym of Stephen Coulter. Cover art by Carlo Jacono.

Originally published in the U.K. by Hammond, Hammond & Co. as "The Man Who Sold Death" in 1964. This Italian edition is number 115 in the (then) weekly "Segretissimo" series published by Arnoldo Mondadori Editore on 10th February 1966. James Munro was a pseudonym of James Mitchell, the creator of "Callan." Cover art by Carlo Jacono.

Originally published in France by Fleuve Noir as "Le Voyageur" in 1964. This Italian edition is number 85 in the (then) weekly "Segretissimo" series published by Arnoldo Mondadori Editore on 15th July 1965. Michel Carnal was a pseudonym of Michel Beaudet. Cover art by Carlo Jacono.

Originally published in the U.S. by Ace as "Flight by Night" in 1956. This Italian edition is number 79 in the (then) bi-weekly "Segretissimo" series published by Arnoldo Mondadori Editore on 16th May 1965. Cover art by Carlo Jacono.

Originally published in the U.S. by Gold Medal as "Danger for Breakfast" in 1964. This Italian edition is number 73 in the (then) bi-weekly "Segretissimo" series published by Arnoldo Mondadori Editore on 21st February 1965. Cover art by Carlo Jacono.