Craig Mcneil: 6 books

The last in the Atlantean Triumvirate trilogy, The Centre Cannot Hold launches the intrepid adventurers of Riley, Archer and Murdoch off in wildly differing directions.  Archer and Murdoch follow the Core, determined to discover its final destination, while on Earth, Riley faces the greatest battle he has ever fought as the British Empire reels from an unexpected attack.

British MI6 agent, John Murdoch gets far more than he bargained for when on a reconnaissance mission to the Antarctica, he discovers a vast Nazi base that delves down deep into the Earth. Nazi Germany moves on to a war footing, finally ending the phoney war between the British Empire and the...

It is the mid 1930s. Having discovered Atlantis and long lost technology at the end of the 19th century, Britain waxed into an all powerful superpower dominating the seas and skies with mighty dreadnaughts capable of levelling entire armies. But something evil is abroad seeking to undermine...

Ghosts of the Past follows directly on from the events in An Atlantean Triumvirate, continuing the adventures of Murdoch, Riley and Jane as events take a turn for the worst for the British Empire. War is looming closer (but who with?) and the signs and portents are troubling.

Steeped in Nazi idealogies, Stefan Stahl is a model SS soldier. Strong, Aryan and unwavering loyalty to Der Fuhrer, he struggles to deal with the massive changes his body undergoes as part of the Nazi Superman programme. Sent to an alien world, he uncovers a shocking discovery and the foundations on which he has based his entire life are threatened.  

Even the delightful company of explorers extraordinaire can't lift John Murdoch from the depths of his despair. How can he rescue his family if he doesn't even know where they are? Old friends step in to help, even as they face their own demons...