Peter Hill: 11 books

The Washermen. (A Commander Allan Dice Thriller) 'Peter Hill has done it again—a fast moving, action-packed thriller involving the secret service, the police, and underworld criminals.'  Coventry Evening Standard Three ruthless 'Washermen' arrive in England from Hong Kong. Their...

The Fanatics (A Political Hostage Thriller) 'A really good thriller writer…' The Daily Telegraph A terrorist unit brings sudden death to London. They have instructions to assassinate the two leaders of the new radical CDP (Christian Democrat Party). After gunning...

The Liars (a bizarre Murder Mystery) 'Lies, gossip, and jealousy fail to deter two of Scotland Yard's finest in this entertaining mystery with an extra twist or two...or three.' Pittsburgh Press When the battered body of fisherman Denis Kerkin is found hanging by one leg from...

They all want feisty British journalist Fleur Nichols dead. The CIA think she is a Jihadist sympathiser. The Jihadists think she is a CIA informant. She is on the hit list of a renegade assassin.  But the biggest threat of all is the deadly virus that has been let loose...

The Hunters (A police detective Thriller) 'To follow… the brilliantly inspired tracking of Hill's two detectives is a joy, apart from the brainteasing pleasure of accepting the author's challenge to identify the murderer.' London Evening News 'Staunton walked out into the field....

The Enthusiast.  'Peter Hill does a fine job with character, plot, atmosphere and suspense.' Publishers Weekly John Williams thought he was alone on the bleak face of Moel Celyn in Snowdonia, Wales, until the first sighting bullet cracked into the rock close beside him, seconds...

The Savages (A Murder Thriller) 'This is a taut, handsome job, beautifully written, full of real characters and acute observations.' The New York Times When Colonel Bannister-Coates, an experienced Intelligence officer, fails to return to his Oxfordshire village home and his immaculate...

Survivors: Genesis of a Hero*, published in the UK in 1977, was authored under the pen name of John Eyers — the identity of the real author (Peter Hill) has only recently been disclosed. In the vein of 'the apocalyptic adventure story', Genesis of a Hero offered a fast-moving and frequently violent...

There is a fine line between genius and insanity. In this dangerously overpopulated world, terrorism and fanaticism reach boiling point. Against a background of terrorist plots, political intrigue and espionage, the lives of three powerful women become inextricably entwined.  Fleur...

Evolution's Path. This trilogy takes place in the near future, it isn't science fiction, it's 'faction', and all the more chilling because you won't find zombies here, or people suddenly endowed with super powers, just realistic characters struggling with the challenging events that overtake...

Excerpt from The Ladies' Game. 'The men that are left will be calling the shots when it comes to choosing partners. What's more the small percentage that are still fertile will decide who has children and who doesn't. It will be an uncontrollable genetic and sexual street market with the price...