The Lulworth Cove Mystery, The Waldhausen Experiment, The Field Bazaar and The Beaumont Affair

The Auction of an Oxford Crown, Death at Long Oakley, The Curious Case of Ira Pasha and The Greater Price

The Tragedy at Torridge Lodge, The Gray Goose, A Matter of Deduction and The Basilton Estate.

A gripping mystery novel set in the Scottish Highlands. The story follows Johnny Shawfield, who seeks refuge from his troubled life in London by staying at Mrs. Forbes' hotel. However, his plans for peace are disrupted when he learns about a modern-day killer lurking in the Pass of Glencoe, a place already haunted by ancient murders. As Johnny navigates the dangers around him, he realizes that he might be the next victim.

The story revolves around Colonel Brereton, the local military commander, who faces immense pressure as law and order break down, and the city is looted and burned. The authorities are powerless to control the rioters, and Brereton must decide whether to take drastic measures, despite his strong sense of honour.

"Lord Balfour: The Montrose Ghost" is a radio play based on a short story by Harold Balfour, Lord Balfour of Inchrye. The story is set in the spring of 1915 at the Royal Flying Corps Station in Montrose, Scotland. The plot revolves around a ghost that haunts the airfield, and only Desmond Little knows the reason behind its presence and the price that must be paid.

The Caves of Steel by Isaac Asimov is a riveting science fiction novel set in a future where Earth is overpopulated, and humans live in vast enclosed cities. Detective Elijah Baley is tasked with solving a murder mystery that leads him to confront deep-seated prejudices against the robot population.

A gripping radio drama set during a hot August Bank Holiday in a small seaside town. The story unfolds as panic and disaster strike when it is discovered that rabies has broken out. The plot revolves around the efforts to control the outbreak, protect the people, and find the culprit responsible for bringing the disease into the country.

"The Twisted Image" by James Follett the story begins with two police officers discovering the body of a local businessman's wife in the boot of his Rolls-Royce, which was stolen from outside his shop in the new town centre. It's a classic whodunit with a futuristic twist. 

"The House on the Borderland" is a classic supernatural horror novel. The story is presented as a manuscript found by two men, Tonnison and Berreggnog, in the ruins of a strange house. The manuscript, written by an unnamed protagonist, recounts his bizarre and terrifying experiences while living in an isolated house in rural Ireland.