This story is a sequel to YnitOcelot's 'On The Moors' so I would recommend that you read that first, and has a slightly happier ending - although I hope I've kept the creepiness inherent in the story. Bodie and Doyle are rescued from the very jaws of hell by three people who know of the The Lantern Man and have taken steps to help those in need {I really suck at summaries.}

There's a villain that C.I.5 would dearly love to catch,but it is proving difficult and takes a long time.

Bodie and Doyle's travel plans go off the rails

Bodie's in need of help after a mission goes wrong

This takes place immediately after Gracie and gives Ray the opportunity to sort himself out

The weekend task that Bodie and Doyle have been given, turns out to be full of surprises.

Follow-up from 'Man without a past' - Bodie's got a horticultural problem

Not fully fit for duty, Doyle is decidedly bored. But not for long.

Veterans are meant to have the experience to help and look after the cadets

Doyle gets involved in The Troubles, but every cloud has a silver lining

The Cougans are stirring – or are they? A 'tom' is a prostitute.

Littlem items of information from various sources come together to achieve a result

A computer boffin, working on the experimental Coolings Project, has gone missing. CI5 are ordered to get her back - by any means necessary

Having failed to work out how to add a chapter to an already published story, I tried to publish chapter 2 separately. That got screwed, and I can't even begin to create a story on my iPad. Don't you love technology! Here, hopefully, is a readable version 2, chapter 2 - Bodie lost, found, and an angry Cowley wanting answers. (I know how he feels!)

in response to pleas from several of my friends, here is the follow-up to the previous story Betrayal. C.I.5 had to catch up with Harman, of course, but it was not so easy to achieve.

Four months ago the ambulance came. I was sitting on the landing with my brother playing marbles when it happened and I remember. DIAG from an outsider's perspective.

Bodie disappears whilst on an under-cover mission

Several new men join the squad, but one is not all he seems.

Actions have consequences - and Doyle knew what he was doing when he blew the whistle on Preston and his gang

Follow-on from Blind Love. As Bodie loses consciousness, having been shot, his last words were 'I love you'. What did he mean? Doyle has some thinking to do. From Doyle's POV.

Touching Ray

Tasting Ray

This is a sequel to "Poacher's Moon". The lads are back in Kenya, helping elephants.

Someone has a go at first Bodie and then Doyle Why ?

Uriah Campbell III has a likeness for people who are easy to make disappear and he has a new target in his sights...