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Francis Ryck, born Yves Delville, March 4, 1920 in Paris and died August 19, 2007 in Paris, was a French author of crime and spy novels.[1] He also used the pen names Yves Dierick and Edo Ryck[2]

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Works in English translation

• Loaded Gun (original title: Drôle de pistolet), (HarperCollins, 1971)
• Woman Hunt (original title: La Peau de Torpédo), (HarperCollins, 1972)
• Green Light, Red Catch (original title: Feu vert pour poissons rouges), (HarperCollins, 1972)
• Sacrificial Pawn (original title: L'Incroyant), (HarperCollins, 1973)
• Undesirable Company (original title: Le Compagnon indésirable), (HarperCollins, 1974)
• Account Rendered (original title: Le Prix des choses), (HarperCollins, 1975), also published as The Sern Charter (Coward, McCann & Geoghegan, 1976)

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