Hawkwood’s Voyage, by Paul Kearney –
Monarchies of God, #1
Published: 1995
Red Rabbit
Red Rabbit, by Tom Clancy – Published: 2002
King Pest
King Pest, by Edgar Allan Poe – Humorous Tales Published: 1835
Jones Buys War Blondes
Jones Buys War Blondes, by Elroy Arno – [pseudonym of Leroy Yerxa] Published: 1943 in »Fantastic Adventures«
Schattenreiter
Schattenreiter, by Wolfgang Hohlbein – Raven, #1 Published: 2004
Multinational Operations
Multinational Operations – Edited by Robert S. Rush and William W. Epley Published: 2005 Center of Military History
The Shunned House
The Shunned House, by Howard Phillips Lovecraft – Written: 1924 Published: 1928
Ten Weeks That Changed England Forever
Ten Weeks That Changed England Forever, by Cassandra Clark – Abbess of Meaux, prequel Published: 2016
The Suitors of the Princess Fire-Fly
The Suitors of the Princess Fire-Fly, by Emmuska Orczy – Old Hungarian Fairy Tales, #2 Published: 1895
Pronghorns of the Third Reich
Die Rose von Ernstthal
Die Rose von Ernstthal, by Karl May – Published: 1875 in »Deutsche Novellen-Flora«
Warrior Queen
Warrior Queen, by J.N. Chaney – Renegade Star, prequel Published: 2019
The Iguanodon’s Egg
The Iguanodon’s Egg, by Robert Duncan Milne – Published: 1882 in »The Argonaut«
The High Rocks
The High Rocks, by Loren Estleman – Published: 1979
Yours Until Death
Yours Until Death, by Gunnar Staalesen – Varg Veum, #1 Published: 1979
Irish Killers
Irish Killers, by Neal Chadwick – [pseudonym of Alfred Bekker] Bount Reiniger (prequel?) Published: 2013
Arsenic, Old Lace and Sister Amy Archer
Arsenic, Old Lace and Sister Amy Archer, by Alan Hynd – Published: 1962 in »Prescription: Murder!«
Enthüllungen
Enthüllungen, by John Aysa – Wiener Weltuntergang – Frühling der Toten, #13 Published: 2013
A Bone of Contention
A Bone of Contention, by Susanna Gregory – [pseudonym of Elizabeth Cruwys] Matthew Bartholomew, #3 Published: 1997
The Swamp was upside down
The Swamp was upside down, by Murray Leinster – [pseudonym of William Fitzgerald Jenkins] Published: 1956 in »Astounding Science Fiction«