New York: SOHO Press, (2020). SIGNED first edition - Novel set in 1940, in Paris which has just fallen to the Nazis - a young American markswoman has been recruited by British intelligence and dropped into the city with a dangerous goal - assassinate Hitler. SIGNED on the title page. 345 pp.

New York: Poseidon Press, (1989.). SIGNED first edition - His highly praised third novel (including comments from Thomas Pynchon and Tom Robbins) about a very different 20th century - and a revival of Hitler's lost dream. SIGNED on the title page. 320 pp.

New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1935. Hardcover first edition - An autobiography of a young German girl, "reaching maturity after the war, deeply moving, grimly dramatic. The picture of wartime Germany, of children standing in line for food, stealing butter and vinegar from the pitiful family larder, wearing clothes made out of any available bit of material - this has never been told, in quite so direct and evidently authentic a way. Then comes the post-war fever of revolution, civil war, communism quickly crushed, the youth movement," (Kirkus) and finally the realization that she can never support Hitler, even as her family and most of her friends see him as the hero that Germany needs, and so it ends as she is leaving Germany. xi, 431 pp

New York: St Martin's, (2001) dj. SIGNED hardcover first edition - Novel set in 1920s Germany where two young Pinkerton detectives have been hired by find out who attempted to kill Hitler at a supposedly secret meeting in Berlin. SIGNED on the title page. 354 pp. ISBN: 0-312339747.

New York: Harper & Row, (1980) dj. Hardcover first edition - An account of the 36 hours leading up to the 20 July 1944 attempt of Hitler's life - a book which is a combination of historical fiction, biography, and intellectual history. It is also an exploration of Colonel Count Claus von Stauffenber's complicated life as a charismatic officer, and soldier, badly injured in Tunisia, and as an aristocrat, an amateur cellist, a friend of poet Stefan George and as a man who tried and failed to change history. Includes an introduction in which West explains how he came to write this book, and two appendices with names and places in the book, and maps. xii, 365 pp. ISBN: 0-06014593.

New York: Farrar, Straus & Giroux, (2008). Hardcover first edition - Novel set against the backdrop of the Weimar Republic and early Nazi Germany, one "which ultimately reveals the remarkable capacity of human beings to deceive themselves." It is the story of the relationship between Winifred Wagner - an English girl and a Germanophile who was raised in an orphanage and married at age 18 to the son of Richard Wagner - and Adolf Hitler as seen through the eyes of the secretary at the Wagner House in Bayreuth. 363 pp. ISBN: 978-0374290962.