* The Scapegoat (1984): A historical thriller about a young officer who is framed for treason.
* The Prisoner of the Pyrenees (1986): A tale of espionage and adventure during the Peninsular War.
* The Corsican Brothers (1992): A retelling of the classic French novel, with a twist.
* The Sword of the Stranger (1996): A historical thriller about a young British officer who becomes entangled in a conspiracy during the Napoleonic Wars.
* The Devil's Own (1999): A gripping story of espionage and intrigue set in London during the Napoleonic era.
* The Corsican Legacy (2003): A sequel to The Corsican Brothers, exploring the lives of the characters after the events of the first novel.
Atkey's work is praised for its historical accuracy, vivid descriptions, and compelling characters. He has also written several other novels, including historical fiction, mysteries, and thrillers.
It's worth noting that there's some confusion around the author's name. Some sources list him as Anthony Atkey, while others use Antony Atkey. It seems both are correct.