Robert Craven: 7 books

Set in the era of Bond and for fans of Lee Child, meet Sebastian Holt. Holt is a troubled man. Adrift after a mission in Egypt that didn’t go according to plan he’s returned to London. Enter Case Officer Petrie with an offer: travel to France and locate a missing CIA asset named ‘Cochise’....

The fate of empires lies with a piece of parchment.. It is the year 1899. Captain Wentworth in mourning for his wife is lifted from his stupor by two letters received; one from the admiralty and one from an old school friend and midshipman, Hugh Abercrombie. In Abercrombie’s letter is an...

1941, Hitler unleashes Operation Barbarossa, taking the German forces to the outskirts of Moscow. Fearful of Lenin’s mausoleum falling into enemy hands, Stalin orders Lenin to be moved a thousand miles behind the Urals. Caught up the web of intrigue is beautiful Allied spy Eva Molenaar. She uncovers...

In this assured and compelling sequel to 'Get LENIN', it is 1941, and the Allied intelligence team of Henry Chainbridge, Peter De Witte and Eva Molenaar are tasked by Winston Churchill and Anthony Eden personally with destroying a terrifying new weapon of mass destruction being developed jointly by...

'In and out, Henry, without any fireworks..' 1942 and the Third Reich spans from the North Sea to the shores of Russia. On assignment in Italy, Eva Molenaar is tasked with befriending an Italian aristocrat who is shipping Russian plunder out of Europe. She uncovers a plot for a new 'Vengeance...

Urus Martan; a desolate mountain situated in the far reaches of The Third Reich has a secret A secret tasked to Eva Molenaar, Nicklaus Brandt, Henry Chainbridge and Peter de Witte to investigate by Churchill's shady right hand man Brendan Bracken. From Buenos Aires to London, Paris and Marseilles...

Urus Martan; a desolate mountain situated in the far reaches of The Third Reich has a secret A secret tasked to Eva Molenaar, Nicklaus Brandt, Henry Chainbridge and Peter de Witte to investigate by Churchill's shady right hand man Brendan Bracken. From Buenos Aires to London, Paris and Marseilles...