THE MAN WHO DOES NOT KNOW THE SAINT IS LIKE THE BOY WHO HAS NEVER HEARD OF ROBIN HOOD

"I have been trying to make a picture of a man. Changing, yes. Developing, I hope. Fantastic, improbable - perhaps. Quite worthless, quite irritating, if you feel that way. Or a slightly cockeyed ideal, if you feel differently. It doesn't matter so much, so long as you feel that you would recognise him if you met him tomorrow."

First published: September 1942
This edition: September 1961

Made and printed in Great Britain for Hodder and Stoughton Limited London by Cox and Wyman Limited London Reading and Fakenham

Thanks to Jackie Bates for this book.

The security guard was cold. Cold as the Vienna morgue where he lay. Arlene, blonde and sultry, had been kidnapped. A fortune in platinum filled the car boot. The latest haul in a series of daring robberies that stretched from Munich to Barcelona. And Jason King found himself Europe's number one police suspect. The only suspect...

First published 1972 by Pan Books Ltd,
33 Tothill Street, London, SW1.
© Robert Miall 1972
© ATV (Network) Ltd 1972