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The Last Kashmiri Rose Joe Sandilands is investigating a series of murders in India in 1922. The wives of officers of a cavalry regiment have been dying with uncanny frequency. The murders appear to be linked by the flowers that arrive on the anniversary of each of the deaths.
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Ragtime in Simla Whilst attempting to take a break at the cool hill station of Simla, Joe Sandilands stumbles across murder, vice and blackmail.
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The Damascened Blade On a break from his policing duties, Joe Sandilands is visits an old army friend who is the commander of the British army's front line fort at Gor Khatri on the Afghan border. An uneasy peace is in operation, but this peace is broken by the odd collection of visitors to the frontier fort.
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The Palace Tiger Joe Sandilands is called to the Princely State of Ranipur in an attempt to stop a man eating tiger from terrorising the local area.
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Bee's Kiss Sandilands is back from India but has to deal with a corpse against the backdrop of the General Strike.
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