Short stories featuring two middle-aged, part-time assassins and a dog working for the British government in post war Europe. Although somewhat dated - a newly invented tracking device requires a receiver the size of a car seat, East Germany is a prime enemy - the stories are sardonically entertaining, twisty and surprisingly amoral.
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{{cite book|author=Michael Francis Gilbert |date=1968 |title=Game without rules |publication-place=London |publisher=Hodder and Stoughton |oclc=12325022 |ol=57656763M}}