As by Nick Carter - Nick Carter-Killmaster Series

This is a series of spy adventures published from 1964 until 1990. For a complete list, see Nick Carter-Killmaster. The publisher name also evolved from Award Books to Ace Books and Jove Books.

No actual author is credited for the books, with the Nick Carter name being used as a house pseudonym. Volumes varied between first person and third person narrative. Authors known to have contributed entries in the series are Michael Avallone, Valerie Moolman, Manning Lee Stokes and Martin Cruz Smith.^[7]

Publisher: Award Books

• Run, Spy, Run (1964), #1
• The China Doll (1968), #2
• The Eyes of the Tiger (1965), #9
• Istanbul (1965), #10
• Web of Spies (1966), #11
• Spy Castle (Tandem, 1966), #12 ^[8]
• Dragon Flame (1966), #14
• The Golden Serpent (1967), #20
• Mission to Venice (1967), #21
• Double Identity (1967), #22
• The Devil's Cockpit (1967), #23
• A Korean Tiger (1967), #26
• Assignment: Israel (1967), #27
• The Red Guard (1967), #28
• The Filthy Five (1967), #29
• Macao (1968), #31
• Temple of Fear (1968), #35
• The Red Rays (1969), #41
• The Cobra Kill (1969), #47
• The Black Death (1970), #56

As by Paul Edwards - John Eagle “Expeditor” Series

Publisher: Pyramid Books

• Needles of Death (1973), #1
• The Brain Scavengers (1973), #2
• Valley of Vultures (1973), #5
• The Green Goddess (1975), #12
• Silverskull (1975), #14

As by Jeffrey Lord - Series Richard Blade

• The Bronze Axe (1969), #1^[9]
• The Jade Warrior (1969), #2^[10]
• Jewel of Tharn (1969), #3^[11]
• Slave of Sarma (1970), #4^[12]
• Liberator of Jedd (1971), #5^[13]
• Monster of the Maze (1973), #6^[14]
• Pearl of Patmos (1973), #7^[15]
• Undying World (1973), #8^[16]

As by Bernice Ludwell

Published by Arcadia House

• Love Without Armor (1955)
• Haunted Spring (1956)
• Moon of Hope (1956)
• Cordelia (1958)

As by March Marlowe

Published by Arcadia House

• FBI Girl (1959)

As by Ken Stanton - The Aquanauts Series

Publisher: Manor Books, Inc ^[17]

• Cold Blue Death (1970), #1
• Ten Seconds To Zero (1970), #2
• Seek, Strike And Destroy (1970), #3
• Sargasso Secret (1971), #4
• Stalkers Of The Sea (1972), #5
• Whirlwind Beneath The Sea (1972), #6
• Operation Deep Six (1972), #7
• Operation Steelfish (1972), #8
• Evil Cargo (1973), #9
• Operation Sea Monster (1974), #10
• Operation Mermaid (1974), #11

As by Kermit Welles

• Sin Preferred (Cameo Books No. 307, Detective House, Inc., New York, 1951)
• Gambler's Girl (Venus Books, 1951)
• She Had What It Takes (Venus Books #128, Star Guidance Inc., New York, 1951)
• Wild Sister (Venus Books, 1951)
• Pleasure Bound (Cameo Books No. 310, Detective House, Inc., New York, 1952)
• See No Evil (Original Novels Foundation, 1952)
• Beloved Enemy (Star Books, Sydney, Australia, 1954)
• Reckless (Carnival, 1954)
• Shanty Boat Girl (Cameo Books No. 338, Detective House, Inc., New York, 1954) (Reprint of Sin Preferred)
• Blood on Boot Hill (Arcadia, 1958)
• Reformatory Women (Bedside Books, Inc., 1959)
• Wild Wanton (Brandon Books, 1959)
• Strange Love (English Romance Library, No. 80)^[18]
• Les soeurs rivales (Ferenczi, 1956) - French.^[19]

As by Kirk Westley

• The Innocent Wanton (Venus Books, 1952) (Reprint of Wild Sister)
• Shanty Boat Girl (Cameo Books No. 361, Detective House, Inc., New York, 1954) (Reprint of Sin Preferred) (Berkley Books, 1959) ^[20]
• Man-Chaser (Carnival Books, 1954) (Reprint of Pleasure Bound)
• The Velvet Trap (McFadden-Bartell Corp., 1971)

As by Ford Worth

• Pilgrim's Pistols (Phoenix, 1946)
• Rustler's Warning (Phoenix Press, 1951)

As by Helen Sayle

• The Blue Smock (Arcadia, 1958)