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Canning V., The Manasco Road — [cop.1968] (The Ulverscroft Large Print Series. Adventure)

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Canning V., Queen's Pawn — 1975

Two successful con-men, an English country gentleman and his scholarly partner, pyramid fraud after fraud and then retire-but not for long. An even more ruthless mastermind blackmails them into planning one last dazzling crime...

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Canning V., Flight of the Grey Goose — 1974

Smiler, who escaped from an approved school in THE RUNAWAYS, is still on the run, with police hot on his heels... Helped by some very odd characters and hindered by some veryy close shaves, he finally reaches Scotland. On a loch island, tendind wildlife for a laird, Smiler thinks he is safe at last...but he couldn't be more wrong...

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Canning V., Birdcage — 1980

An internationally noted master of intrigue is at his best in this new novel, its theme the malignant influence of professional Intelligence upon private lives. Beginning with the attempted suicide of Sister Luiza, born Sarah Branton, and her rescue by the man destined to become her lover, the narrative is first set in Portugal, then moves to the Cotswolds of England and back again and, finally, into the very center of the Intelligence web. A poignant love story as well as a thriller, it builds to a climax as beautifully prepared for as it is devastating

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Canning V., Flight of the Grey Goose — 1978

'Smiler' has to stay in hiding until has father comes home to clear him of a crime he hasn't committed, so he gets work in an animal sanctuary in Scotland, only to discover thieves planning to invade his employer's castle. And how dare he go to the police for help? The second absorbing adventure in Victor Canning's trilogy, of which the first was THE RUNAWAYS

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Canning V., The Rainbird Pattern — 1974

This is a split-level story with two people kidnapping prominent officials, while at the same time, an elderly woman is trying to bring the missing elements of her family together before she dies. There seems no connection, but, as a lovable and charismatic psychic and her jack-of-all-trades partner seek the whereabouts of a man who disappeared years ago, the suspense mounts and culminates in violence, with the author delivering an unexpected aftershock in the final pages.

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Canning V., Firecrest — 1975

Svengali-type hypnosis by a sadistic research scientist of his bedworthy blonde mistress and a mysterious ring which is the key to a fortune send an off-beat secret agent to Devon and Woburn's wild animal kingdom in a ruthless quest for revenge...

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Canning V., The Painted Tent — 1979

Can the peregrine falcon,Fria,who has escaped from captivity, learn to fend for herself in the wild? And can Smiler, desperately anxious thathas kept him in hiding from the police for so long?

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