A friend in need is a friend indeed.

Final chapter of 'And then there were ...' A lighter story!

Help from an unexpected source set Bodie and Doyle onto the track of a long-wanted villain.

CI5 agents take on more than they bargained for and are pinned down. Warning: death is in the air

Badly injured, Doyle manages to find shelter with a young Russian man and woman. The woman goes out to find Bodie and brings him back to the house - and the reader discovers that she and George Cowley knew one another many years ago. Warning for some swearing. [I really suck at summaries.]

I've racked my brains and can't think of a suitable summary! Read on!

Cowley puts his cards on the table, but Harry Walters still walks away. Bodie is not happy.

Cowley is left with a broken heart after Annie leaves, and Bodie goes all romantic

Bodie and Doyle make a lot of enquiries, but nothing comes of them. Then something unexpected happens.

One of Cowley's agents goes missing - and he's not sure he wants to be found

Life has changed forever for two C.I.5 operatives.

Epilogue to 'No Stone'. Doyle's news turns June's life upside-down. In two chapters

A pleasant evening comes to an abrupt end

Doyle has disappeared, and the meagre clues are totally confusing. Where on earth is he ?

Special thanks to YnitOcelot for the inspiration and use of a couple of lines of the story "Listen to the machine's ghost" which will need to be read first.

Bodie saves Doyle's life, but Doyle gets the girl - how did that happen! Follow up from the end of 'Blind Run'

A case for the police leads a trail to CI5

He moves quickly, trying to outrun the nightmare still clawing its way out of his bed and back into his mind.

Something from Doyle's past comes back to cause trouble.

Doyle needs a shoulder to lean on, and Cowley believes he has the answer

A New Year story.

Collins is proving more difficult to bring in than Cowley had anticipated. Strong men are needed.

Each to their own skill

Two incidents that start in a similar way but end ver differently

Doyle had always hated circuses.