Dennis Wheatley
Dennis Wheatley was one of the most popular British thriller and adventure writers of the 20th century, known for his occult thrillers featuring the Duke de Richleau and his adventure novels. The Devil Rides Out is his finest work, a gripping occult thriller that drew on his extensive research into Satanism. He was one of the most widely read British authors of the 1930s-1960s.
Works
- The Devil Rides OutSupernatural thriller featuring a confrontation between good and evil occult forces
- The Haunting of Toby JuggPsychological horror of a paralyzed man experiencing psychic attack in his isolated quarters
- To the Devil a DaughterDark tale of demonic possession and a priest's attempt to rescue a young girl
- Roger Brook seriesSeries of historical adventure novels featuring a Napoleonic-era spy and secret agent
- The Ka of Gifford Hillary
- The Forbidden TerritoryAdventure novel spanning from Russia to Madagascar involving revolution and intrigue
- Gateway to HellOccult thriller portraying a journey to the underworld and battle against satanic cult