Adam Hall Books in Order
Adam Hall is a renowned British author, best known for his gripping thrillers and espionage novels. Born Elleston Trevor Dudley-Smith in Kent, England on February 17, 1920, he began writing full-time after serving in the Royal Air Force as a flight engineer during World War II. Under various pseudonyms, including Elleston Trevor and Simon Rattray, he penned a diverse array of works, including thrillers, mysteries, plays, and juvenile novels. His notable series, Quiller, follows the adventures of a British secret agent, and was adapted into the 1967 film starring George Segal and Alec Guinness. Hall's literary prowess earned him the prestigious Edgar Allan Poe Award in 1965 and the French Grand Prix de Littérature Policière.
Bibliography verified: January 2026
Book Series by Adam Hall
- #1AmazonThe Berlin Memorandum / Quiller Memorandum(1965)
- #2AmazonThe 9th Directive(1966)
- #3AmazonStriker Portfolio(1968)
- #4AmazonThe Warsaw Document(1971)
- #5AmazonThe Tango Briefing(1973)
- #6AmazonThe Mandarin Cypher(1975)
- #7AmazonKobra Manifesto(1976)
- #8AmazonThe Sinkiang Executive(1978)
- #9AmazonThe Scorpion Signal(1980)
- #10AmazonPeking Target(1981)
- #11AmazonNorthlight / Quiller(1985)
- #12AmazonQuiller's Run(1988)
- #13AmazonQuiller KGB(1989)
- #14AmazonQuiller Barracuda(1990)
- #15AmazonQuiller Bamboo(1991)
- #16AmazonQuiller Solitaire(1992)
- #17AmazonQuiller Meridian(1993)
- #18AmazonQuiller Salamander(1994)
- #19AmazonQuiller Balalaika(1996)
About Adam Hall
Adam Hall is a renowned British author, best known for his gripping thrillers and espionage novels. Born Elleston Trevor Dudley-Smith in Kent, England on February 17, 1920, he began writing full-time after serving in the Royal Air Force as a flight engineer during World War II. Under various pseudonyms, including Elleston Trevor and Simon Rattray, he penned a diverse array of works, including thrillers, mysteries, plays, and juvenile novels. His notable series, Quiller, follows the adventures of a British secret agent, and was adapted into the 1967 film starring George Segal and Alec Guinness. Hall's literary prowess earned him the prestigious Edgar Allan Poe Award in 1965 and the French Grand Prix de Littérature Policière.
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