Basle Express, 1956 Birdwatcher's Quarry, 1956 (British title: The Three Beans, 1957) Death of an Ambassador, 1957 No Entry, 1958 Crime in Concrete, 1960 (American title: Concrete Crime) Search for a Sultan, 1961 (by Coles and Tom Hammerton) The House at Pluck's Gutter, 1963 (by Coles and Tom Hammerton) Tommy Hambledon short story collection Nothing to Declare, 1960 Novels without Tommy Hambledon Half-Valdez, 1939 (by Manning alone) This Fortress, 1942 Ghost novels under the Francis Gaite byline Great Caesar's Ghost (juvenile), 1943 (British title: The Emperor's Bracelet, 1947)(non-ghost; a "lost city" story) Brief Candles (The Latimers), 1954 Happy Returns (The Latimers), 1955 (British title: A Family Matter, 1956) The Far Traveler, 1956 Come and Go (The Latimers), 1958 Duty Free, 1959 (non-ghost novel) Uncollected short historical essay "Death Keeps a Secret" (John Creasey Mystery Magazine, March 1958; reprinted in The Mystery Bedside Book (1960), edited by John Creasey} is a brief account of the capture and death of Colonel Alfred Redl, an Austrian spymaster and traitor in the First World War: was he shot by his captors, or did he commit suicide? References External links Rue Morgue Press Manning Coles, by Tom & Enid Schantz British spy fiction writers British thriller writers 20th-century British novelists 20th-century pseudonymous writers