Nick Hunter is back !

And this time his family are threatened…….. Click here to read about the latest TIFAT adventure.

 If you wish to order signed and personalised books just order online or phone Paul on 01360 440013.  Stay safe and well.

Paul’s recent BLOG also gives the order in which the different series should be read.

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If you wish to listen to one of Paul’s audio books have a look on AUDIBLE , select a book and let us know by email henke@sol.co.uk .

We will then send you a promotional code.

Welcome to Paul Henke's Website

Paul Henke is a former bomb disposal expert and Commanding Officer of various minesweeping and minehunting ships in the Royal Navy.

He now writes full time, with over 18 books published in printed and digital formats.


Paul's Books

Paul has three genres:  The Tears Books are historical adventure sagas. They describe the joys and heartaches of the Griffiths family against the backdrop of the history of the time. His Action Thrillers are divided into the Nick Hunter stories and the role he plays in TIFAT (the International Force Against Terrorism) and a number of stand-alone thrillers.  Paul’s third genre consists of  the Gumshoe Novellas about a New York Private Investigator in the 1940s and 1950s.

Books are available for purchase online in print and/or digital format

We also accept postal orders & payment by cheque

Summer 2023

Friday, August 25, 2023   I thought it was about time I brought you all up to date with what's been going on. I am delighted to let you know that Vendetta is now available as an e-book and will be available on Amazon from 28th August. Also last year (May 2022) I decided to take a last tilt at windmills and stand in the local election. I won and became a councillor for Ward 2 Stirlingshire, an area stretching from Strathblane to Fintry. I hadn't realised how much work was involved if the job was to be done properly nor how much I would enjoy it. One of the most common comments I received whilst campaigning was the notion that out here in the rural areas of Stirlingshire we were ignored by the council. I agreed. It was one of the reasons I stood for election. There are a dozen delightful villages scattered across the area connected by country roads which leave much to be desired. To walk, cycle or e-bike along them means risking injury or even death - which sounds melodramatic. The notion of cycling with my grandchildren from Balfron (where I live) to Killearn (where they live) fills me with dread! Yet think how pleasant it would be if we had cycle paths and walkways criss-crossing the whole area, connecting the villages. It would certainly encourage people to be out and about and enjoying our countryside instead of using their cars. I am cognisant of a simple fact. When a problem is brought to me it may appear to be trivial but for the person involved that problem is of great importance. I always treat it as such and do all that I can to put matters write. The downside to being a Councillor is that I have no time to write. With 20 books I suspect it's time to hang up my spurs. I am though, still doing a weekly book-signing. On a Sunday I pack up the car and head to the Chatelherault Market near Hamilton which showcases the best of hand-made products from designers and producers across Scotland! Please do drop by and say hello if you are in the area. A Million Tears will be available as a FREE Kindle download from Friday 25th- Monday 28th August.     More from the Blog