Ross, and Ramsden, with their henchman Narayan Singh, the indomitable
Sikh. (Who cuts throats with an outward thrust.) Later the
multimillionaire, Meldrum Strange, hires them to fight evil. Then,
Athelbert King, a hero of novels in his own right, joins up, making a
quartet. Other characters from Mundy's novels appear--the seductive and
dangerous Princess Yasmini; Cotswold Ommony, the forester of India; the
Babu, Chullunder Ghose; the Gunga Sahib, and O'Hara.




His sagas


For an interesting reading sequence, the following is suggested.
*** means excellent escapist reading--and fantastic
(***) means excellent escapist reading--not fantastic
Numbers indicate a book
Indented numbers with letter mean magazine only
Major characters, and their appearances, follow each title
(Ramsden tells many of the stories and is not listed
except as necessary to connect the series.)


JIMGRIM-RAMSDEN, et al, Saga


(***) 1. GUNS OF THE GODS (Bobbs-Merrill)
Yasmini 1.