James Leasor was one of the bestselling British authors of the second half of the 20th Century. He wrote over 50 books including a rich variety of thrillers, historical novels, histories and biographies.His works included Passport to Oblivion (one of the best selling books of the 1960s and filmed as Where the Spies Are, starring David Niven), the first of ten novels featuring Dr Jason Love, a Somerset GP called to aid Her Majestys Secret Service in foreign countries, and a trilogy about the Far Eastern merchant Robert Gunn set in the 19th century. There were also sagas set in Africa and Asia, written under the pseudonym Andrew MacAllan, and the Aristo Autos tales narrated by an unnamed vintage car dealer in Belgravia.
Series
Jason Love
1. Passport to Oblivion (1964)
aka Where the Spies Are
2. Passport to Peril (1966)
aka Spylight
3. Passport in Suspense (1967)
aka The Yang Meridian
4. Passport for a Pilgrim (1968)
5. A Week of Love (1969)
6. Love-All (1971)
Host of Extras (1973)
Love and the Land Beyond (1979)
7. Frozen Assets (1989)
8. Love Down Under (1992)
1. Passport to Oblivion (1964)
aka Where the Spies Are
2. Passport to Peril (1966)
aka Spylight
3. Passport in Suspense (1967)
aka The Yang Meridian
4. Passport for a Pilgrim (1968)
5. A Week of Love (1969)
6. Love-All (1971)
Host of Extras (1973)
Love and the Land Beyond (1979)
7. Frozen Assets (1989)
8. Love Down Under (1992)
Novels
The Monday story (1951)
The Strong Delusion (1951)
Author by profession (1952)
NTR: Nothing to Report (1955)
Follow the Drum (1972)
Boarding Party (1978)
The Sea Wolves (1980)
X-troop (1982)
Open Secret (1982)
The Red Fort (1982)
Ship of Gold (1984)
Tank of Serpents (1986)
Succession (1989) (as by Andrew MacAllan)
Generation (1990) (as by Andrew MacAllan)
Diamond Hard (1991) (as by Andrew MacAllan)
Fanfare (1992) (as by Andrew MacAllan)
Speculator (1993) (as by Andrew MacAllan)
Traders (1994) (as by Andrew MacAllan)
Rhodes and Barnato (1996)
The Strong Delusion (1951)
Author by profession (1952)
NTR: Nothing to Report (1955)
Follow the Drum (1972)
Boarding Party (1978)
The Sea Wolves (1980)
X-troop (1982)
Open Secret (1982)
The Red Fort (1982)
Ship of Gold (1984)
Tank of Serpents (1986)
Succession (1989) (as by Andrew MacAllan)
Generation (1990) (as by Andrew MacAllan)
Diamond Hard (1991) (as by Andrew MacAllan)
Fanfare (1992) (as by Andrew MacAllan)
Speculator (1993) (as by Andrew MacAllan)
Traders (1994) (as by Andrew MacAllan)
Rhodes and Barnato (1996)
Non fiction show
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