Spear Head
This is a fast-paced thriller full of violence, intrigue and passion. It draws a portrait of modern South Africa and centres round the figure of the imprisoned leader of the People’s Congress, Nelson Kumalo. The author has also written The Wilby Conspiracy.
Pangolin
Alan Pritchard has been a loser all his life. The opportunity to kidnap Rod Kiley, Southeast Asia’s chief CIA operative, provides his last opportunity to be some sort of success. Filled with venomous hatred for Kiley (code name: Pangolin), Pritchard goes to work on his plan. PANGOLIN is great suspense fiction. It also provides an inside look at the seamy side of life in Hong Kong and other parts of Southeast Asia. The reader feels the sticky heat of August in Kowloon and the awful crowding of the Hong Kong backstreets, riddled with drug traffic and prostitution. This panorama of packed humanity provides an excellent backdrop against which Pritchard and his men play out their desperate game.
The wilby conspiracy
A thrilling mix of high adventure, political conspiracy and pursuit set in apartheid South Africa as a mis-matched pair of fugitives evade the attentions of a brutal regime. Mining engineer Jim Keogh, on leave in Cape Town, is enjoying an affair with the lovely Rina when his world is turned upside down by a chance – and violent – encounter with a thuggish policeman trying to arrest Shack Twala, a black activist recently escaped from Robben Island. Keogh and the handcuffed Twala go on the run embarking on a nightmare journey to freedom in neighbouring Botswana, encountering murders, stolen diamonds, a descent into the sinkhole of an abandoned mine and a nerve-wracking airplane chase along the way, before the full extent of the conspiracy surrounding the exiled black political leader Wilby Xaba becomes clear.