Worrals and her friend Frecks are two capable and adventurous members of the W.A.A.F. An unexpected opportunity to ferry a plane begins a series of thrilling discoveries, and they find themselves on the trail of an enemy spy gang operating near their aerodrome. After capture, rescue, and exciting chases the spies are outwitted through the girls' heroism and quick wits.Authentic Air Force detail makes this a fascinating and unusual tale, and Worrals will become as popular and well-l...

A visit to Biggles’ uncle, Dickpa, lands Biggles, Algy, and mechanic Smyth in a dangerous adventure looking for an ancient Inca treasure hoard.

Biggles and Algy meet bad weather and are forced to spend the night on a lonely creek on the Norfolk coast. There they discover a mysterious flying boat landing in the same area. Biggles and Algy investigate the mystery, with help from Ginger.

Squadron Leader Marcus Yorke tells Worrals that a dead native has been found off the coast of Australia with a message written in holes through a metal tin “Help. Nine British girls .... alive .... island .... south-east Singapore .... Reward this man”. Worrals asks for and is granted permission to try to find the lost girls. They have some information to start with. It is known that nine girls set off from Singapore in a bid to escape the Japanese invasion. Flying out to Darwin, Australia...

Deep in the jungle heartland of Japanese-occupied Malaya, Biggles and his team operate a secret command base during the Second World War. It’s deadly, dangerous work, risking enemy capture—can Biggles bring all his men out alive?

Biggles of the Camel Squadron is a collection of short stories covering the exploits of Biggles when he served as a Sopwith Camel pilot with 266 Squadron, Royal Flying Corps, at the front lines in France during World War I.

Biggles Flies Again is a collection of short stories, most of which first appeared in Popular Flying after 1933. The stories take place in the years between the first and second World War, when Biggles and Algy traveled around the world in search of work and adventure. Biggles Flies Again introduces Vickers Vandal Amphibian, which appears in many of the interwar novels.

In the hostile skies over First World War France, young airmen die in their thousands as they battle it out in their flimsy crafts. Biggles—aged seventeen and with less than fifteen hours flying experience—is sent to tackle the enemy in what often seem suicidal missions. In a theatre of war where instinct and lightning-fast reactions are the most important assets a man can posses, Biggles must learn to be a real flier quickly—or die...

The theft of Lord Langdon’s collection of rubies from Ferndale Manor in Surrey looked simple enough. ‘A bit too straightforward,’ said Biggles. ‘These apparently simple cases have a trick of coming unstuck,’ a remark which a flight to Africa and the events that followed proved only too true, though the ending when it came was so unpredictable that even Biggles was lost for words.

A chance meeting with Air Commodore Raymond of Scotland Yard, and Worrals and her friend Frecks are away again on a journey charged with mystery and danger. Outside Island, a British possession in the Pacific, is a tiny atoll with the reputation of being haunted. The crew of a native boat on a trip to the island for copra are fired on by a white woman with red hair and one of their number, a French subject, is killed. The French authorities suggest that the matter should be investigated an...

When Worrals and her friend Frecks go to Australia to start up their own airline, they expect a quiet and steady life; instead they meet with high adventure. They join in a search for a rich deposit of opal on their friend Janet’s farm in the “outback”; and there the excitement starts. They find themselves engaged in a deadly struggle against a gang of desperate men who stop at nothing in their attempt to get the opal for themselves. Blood-chilling screams in the desert at night . . . atte...

Anna Schultz, the merciless wardress of a Nazi concentration camp, who is “wanted” by the War Crimes Commission, is believed to be hiding in the wastelands of Northern Canada. Worrals’s job is to bring her back to civilisation and to judgment. Mystery, suspense, and a relentless chase lead up to the terrific climax when Worrals tries to save Anna Schultz from a strange rough justice—and fails . . . This gripping story is sure to find many more admirers of Worrals’s calm courage in the face...