| Title | Publisher | Date | Issue Points - Notes |
| Papers Mean Peril | Wright and Brown | 1942 | |
| Danger in Numbers | Wright and Brown | 1944 | Red cloth, black lettering. Jacket priced 4/6 |
| Fear Without End | Wright and Brown | 1949 |


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Noel Lee Biography Serving himself soon after the outbreak of hostilities, then later
discharged from the Army after a series of illnesses, Mr. Lee returned
to civilian life and to his pre-war hobby of story-writing to find that
of the few newcomers to be recognised, he was one.
As a writer of thrillers, he is distinctively new; as a teller of
stories, he is deliciously refreshing, for not only does he possess a
rare gift for breath-taking suspense, but also a style of narration that
is all his own.
He was, we felt, vitally different, and we were convinced that as
such he would remain, carving for himself a new and honoured place in
the world of fiction. Now, on the publi-cation of this, we see no reason
to alter that prophecy.
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