Harry Douglas International Mystery Series

Praise for Book One in the series:

“…Turner’s sleek postwar mystery is fast moving and highly
polished…The suspense runs high in this novel, which has a strong
cast, an unrelenting energy, and a consistent devotion to the truth…A
highly stylized, quick-witted mystery with attractive characters and
an effective postwar plot.”
KIRKUS REVIEWs

 

 

Book One

1948. Under the guise of exclusive Savile Row and posh gentlemen’s clubs, upscale clothier Otis Battersby has managed to conceal his insidious business dealings, until one Saturday morning in September.

 

 

Book Two

1938. Europe teeters on the brink of war. After agent Tennyson Neale
discovers a  plot to eliminate Czechoslovakia from the European
map, he is found hanging from a lamppost on Budapest’s Chain Bridge.
Is Neale a traitor or an unwitting pawn in Hungary’s deadly power games?