What has the author Lionel Haines written?

Lionel Haines (1916–2002) was an English crime and suspense novelist. He wrote 25 novels, three short stories, and some radio plays and television scripts. He was best known for his series of crime novels featuring Inspector John Appleby of Scotland Yard who figured in 13 of Haines' novels, beginning with _"Death Over the Channel"_ in 1941, and ending with _"For the Life of Me"_ in 1977. Many of the Appleby novels were set largely or entirely overseas. Haines was a member of the Detection Club.

Below is the list of Lionel Haines' works:

Non-series Novels

* The Spider in the Cup (1940)

* Double Deception (1946) (American title: And Then There Were Three)

* Death on a Distant Shore (1948)

* Murder by Proxy (1954) (US title: The Doctor Prescribes Murder)

Inspector John Appleby novels:

* Death Over the Channel (1941)

* Death Over Hollywood (1943)

* The Arrow Points (1944)

* Death Without Orders (1946)

* What Really Happened (1950) (American title: Buried for Pleasure)

* Blood on the Land (1951) (US: Death of a Fellow Traveler)

* Death with a Fine Brush (1953)

* Death with a Double Tongue (1955)

* Death Pays a Dividend (1956)

* Murder Is Cheaper by the Dozen (1961)

* There Was an Old Woman (1962)

* The Case of the Missing Blonde (1964) (US: The Case of the Purloined Blonde)

* For the Life of Me (1977)

Stand-alone Short story collection:

* Six Seconds to Danger (1968)

Short stories

* The Last Cigarette (1943)

* My Uncle's Monkey (1945)

* Six Seconds to Danger (1949)

Radio Plays

* The Long Wait (1951)

* Who Is There? (1952)

Television scripts

* No Other Verdict (1956)

* Crime Sheet: Too Friendly (1956)

* Crime Sheet: The Final Count (1957)

* The Vise: Deadly Trap (1957)

* The Vise: The Big Story (1957)

* The Vise: The Price of Silence (1958)

* The Vise: The Black Museum (1959)

* The Vise: The Mask (1960)

* The Vise: The Guest (1961)