"Kane and Abel" is a captivating saga that follows the lives of two men born on the same day on opposite sides of the world. One is born into a life of privilege and the other in extreme poverty. Despite their vastly different beginnings, their lives intertwine in a tale of ambition, rivalry, and revenge. Over the decades, they build successful lives, unaware of each other, until their paths cross, leading to a fierce battle that only one of them can win.

"Case Histories" is a gripping mystery novel that follows the story of a private investigator who is hired to solve three seemingly unrelated cold cases that took place decades ago. As he delves deeper into the mysteries, he uncovers dark secrets and hidden connections between the cases. The narrative is a complex web of intrigue, suspense, and drama, filled with well-crafted characters and unexpected plot twists that keep the reader hooked till the end.

This satirical novel is set in the fictional Porterhouse College at Cambridge University, where tradition reigns supreme. The story unfolds with the death of the college's Master, leading to the appointment of Sir Godber Evans, a reform-minded new Master who aims to modernize the institution. This sparks a series of comedic and absurd events, highlighting the clash between the old guard's dedication to preserving tradition at all costs and the new Master's progressive ambitions. The narrative is rich with eccentric characters, from the conservative college staff to the mischievous students, all contributing to the ensuing chaos and humor that critiques the resistance to change within British academic institutions.

"The Masters In Sequence" is a thought-provoking novel that delves into the complex dynamics of power, politics, and academia. Set in a prestigious university, the story follows a group of influential professors as they navigate the intricacies of intellectual rivalry, personal ambition, and societal change. With a keen eye for detail and a deep understanding of human nature, the author masterfully weaves together multiple narratives to explore themes of privilege, loyalty, and the pursuit of knowledge.

The novel follows a group of Cambridge philosophy students under the guidance of their enigmatic and often perplexing lecturer, whom they nickname Wittgenstein Jr due to his philosophical intensity and resemblance to the famous philosopher. Throughout the academic year, the students grapple with their own intellectual and existential crises while being drawn into their lecturer's personal quest to forge a philosophical path that both honors and challenges the legacy of his namesake. The narrative weaves together themes of youth, academia, and the struggle for meaning in a style that is both humorous and deeply reflective.