| Title | Publisher | Date | Issue Points - Notes |
| Brandon in New York | John Gifford | 1953 | DW priced 10s 6d, artwork by Jas E McConnell |
| Brandon takes Over | Gifford | 1953 | Dust jacket artist by Jas E McConnell |
| The Blue Mauritius | Gifford | 1954 | Black cloth, gilt. Jacket priced 8/6 |
| Brandon returns | Gifford | 1954 | |
| Bullets for Brandon | Gifford | 1955 | Black cloth, gilt. Wrapper priced 8/6 |
| No Bouquets | Gifford | 1955 | |
| By Fair Means or Foul | Gifford | 1956 | |
| Appointment in Hell | Gifford | 1956 | |
| Three Steps to Hell | Gifford | 1957 | Dust jacket artist by Jas E McConnell? |
| Runaround | Gifford | 1958 | Black cloth, gilt. Jacket priced 10/6 |
| Stop Over Danger | Gifford | 1959 | Green cloth, gilt. Jacket priced 10/6 |
| Backlash | Gifford | 1960 | |
| Farewell to Death | Gifford | 1961 | |
| Mister Violence | Gifford | 1961 | |
| Invitation to Kill | Gifford | 1963 |
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Vernon Warren Biography - Further Information Vernon Warren Biography - Kindly Supplied By, and in the Words of, Carol M Chapman - the Author's Daughter
Dad married in 1950 and had two children I came first then my
brother Robert. We immigrated to Canada in 1957.We came over by
boat to Quebec. My dad had $80.00 dollars in his pocket when we
caught the train to Alberta which was a five thousand mile trip.
The reason for going to Alberta is that dad had a contact there his
step father.
Dad had worked for Llyods of London so pursued his career in
insurance.
My mum and dad divorced in 1968 we all went our separate
ways. Dad loved the States hence the location of his books and
where we vacationed every year. He eventually retired in Idaho.
He didn't write again until two years before his passing in 1996. He passed
before completing his final manuscript.
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