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Originally published in the U.K. by Jerrolds as "Mission to Venice" in 1954. This Italian edition is number 38 in the (then) bi-weekly "Segretissimo" series published by Arnoldo Mondadori Editore on 20th October 1963. Cover art by Carlo Jacono.

Published by Corgi (ISBN: 0552107166) in 1978.

Published by Corgi (ISBN: 0552104264) in 1985.

Published by Corgi (ISBN: 0552113565) in 1985.

Published by Corgi (ISBN: 0552110965) in 1979.

Published by Corgi (ISBN: 0552115061) in 1980.

Published by Corgi (ISBN: 0552116491) in 1980.

Published by Corgi (ISBN: 0552118176) in 1981.

Published by Corgi (ISBN: 0552111481) in 1981.

Published by Corgi (ISBN: 0552116440) in 1980.

Originally published in the U.K. as "Not Safe to Be Free" by Robert Hale (hardback) in 1958. This re-titled U.S. paperback edition published by Signet (1586) in September 1958. Cover art by Robert E. Schulz.

Published by Corgi (ISBN: 0552113093) in 1986. Back cover blurb: "Alec Worthington, the C.I.A. man in Prague, has suddenly found the climate disagreeable. He wants out. The C.I.A., not unused to this kind of problem, decide the best way is in a box...but then the real problems begin. How to find a replacement and settle him into the job without attracting suspicion? The answer is a decoy, a dispensable agent. Someone like Mark Girland, a man with a fatal weakness for money and women. A man known to the Russians, and a man the C.I.A. would be only too willing to lose. But Girland has another basic instinct... the will to survive."

Published by Corgi (ISBN: 0552108014) in 1980.

Published by Corgi (ISBN: 055211042X) in 1979.

Published by Corgi (ISBN: 0552116513) in 1982.

Published by Corgi (ISBN: 0552116467) in 1980.

Published by Corgi (ISBN: 055211703X) in 1981. Back cover synopsis: "Henry Sherman was tipped to become the future President of the United States. But a blackmail note and a blue movie puts his whole career in the balance. For the girl starring in the film was his only daughter, Gillian... So the CIA called on Mark Girland, the reluctant super-sleuth, to find her - and the three other films. His price was $20,000...but he had no idea that he would be matching himself against arch enemies - the master Soviet agent, Malik, and the killer, Lu Silk..."

Published by Corgi (ISBN: 0552109916) in 1979.