The Volunteers / Outrage / The Incredible Journey / Red Crystal

Clare Francis is a British author recognized for her suspense novels and true adventure accounts. Her works include the thrillers "Outrage" and "Red Crystal," alongside the non-fiction "The Incredible Journey," detailing her sailing experiences.

Douglas Reeman wrote many naval adventure stories. His books often feature wartime settings and include titles such as "The Volunteers," "Outrage," and "Red Crystal."

Henry Denker is an author recognized for his contributions to Reader's Digest Condensed Books, appearing in multiple volumes throughout the years. His writing includes various novels and at least one play, "Far Country." Denker's work has reached a wide audience through these popular collections.

Sheila Burnford (11 May 1918 – 20 April 1984) was a Scottish-born writer of fiction and nonfiction for children and adults. Educated in England, France and Germany, she served as a volunteer ambulance driver during the Second World War before emigrating to Canada in 1948 and settling in Port Arthur (now Thunder Bay), Ontario. Her best-known book, The Incredible Journey (1961) — the story of two dogs and a cat making their way home through the Ontario wilderness — became an international bestsell...