Of Guilt Possessed (1970) Stranger in Harley Street (1970) Beloved Nemesis (1971) Skeleton for My Mate (1971) On the Wings of Angels (1972) Sins of Andrea (1972) Tell Your Grief Softly (1972) Cocaine for Breakfast (1973) Return from the Valley (1973) Every Sweet Hath Its Sour (1974) Sheilah of Buckleigh Manor (1974) Of Men and Medicine (1976) Pretty Polly (1976) Crusader's Clinic (1977) Mary, Mary Quite Contrary (1977) No Man is Perfect (1979) Secret Surgeon (1979) Stranger in His Skull (1979) Crimson Eclipse (1980) Magician of Medeena (1980) Mickey and His Friends (1980) Surgeon and His Knife (1980) Change of Heart (1981) Transforming Knife (1981) Innocence on Trial (1982) Killer Microbes (1982) Price of Prejudice (1982) Betrayal in Style (1983) Edge of the Scalpel (1983) Double Identity (1984) Smile Through Tears (1985) Bill of Indictment (1986) Crimes Unpunished (1987) Happiness Is Blind (1987) Rose by Any Other Name (1988) Roses Bloom Again (1989) Non-Fiction The Healing Knife: A Surgeon's Destiny (1938) A Ring At the Door: Personal Experiences (1940) Donkey Serenade: Travels in Bulgaria (1941) School for War (1942) Russia Triumphant: The Story of the Russian People (1943) Plastic Surgery (1943) The Practice of Local Anaesthesia (1943) Soviet and Tsarist Siberia (1944) The Conquest of Brain Mysteries: Story and Secrets of the Human Mind (1947) The Conquest of the Unknown: The Story of the Endocrine Glands (1947) The Knife Heals Again (1948) No Crown of Laurels (1950) The Essential Eve: A Guide to Woman's Perfection (1952) The Story of Plastic Surgery (1952) The Lure of Surgery (1955) Beauty from the Surgeon's Knife (1955) Plastic repair of genito-urinary defects (1956) Milestones in Medicine (1961) One Russian's Story (1970) The Years of the Healing Knife: A Surgeon's Autobiography (1976) How to Write a Book That Sells (1977) Living with Your Psoriasis (1978) Mourning Becomes Argentina (1979) Notes British people of Russian descent 1903 births 1996 deaths The Healing Knife: A Surgeon's Destiny (1938) this book is translated in Marathi as 'jeevandaata' (paerson who gifts lives)