Lawrence Block: Tanner's Tiger (2018)

From the Publisher:
Presenting EVAN TANNER -- the first series character created by Lawrence Block, bestselling author of A WALK AMONG THE TOMBSTONES...
Ever since a shred of shrapnel did a number on his brain's sleep center, Even Tanner has been awake 24/7. This gives him more time than your average underachiever. Time to learn the world's languages (he's fluent in Basque, but has trouble with Chinese). Time to embrace the world's lost causes and irredentist movements (The Flat Earth Society, the League for the Restoration of Cilician Armenia, the Society of the Left Hand). Time to write term papers theses for students with more money than knowledge. And, most important, time to do his dreaming while he's wide awake.Tanner, accompanied by his ward Minna (direct descendant of Mindaugas, and thus the heir to the Lithuanian throne -- but you knew that, right?) flies to Montreal for Expo, the World's Fair. And our lad, who slips across Iron Curtain borders all over Europe, is spotted as a dangerous subversive by Canadian Immigration Control and sent straight back to New York. But will this stop him? Of course not, and soon he's back in Montreal, where he and Minna visit the Cuban Pavilion -- and only Tanner emerges. There's a wild escape on horseback from the RCMP, and a romance with the alluring Arlette, and a plot by Quebecois separatists to blow up the Queen of England. How can Tanner possibly sort all of this out without hijacking an airplane? Hey, a man's gotta do what a man's gotta do...

Lawrence Block: Tanner's Tiger. Evan Tanner #5. LB Productions, ISBN: 9781729421420 (October, 2018), 234 p., $9.99 (?).

Lawrence Block: Tanner's Tiger (2007)

From the Publisher:
World's Fair!
The adorable little girl he's escorting -- who, under different circumstances, would be sitting on the Lithuanian throne -- can hardly contain her excitement, but it isn't all playtime for Evan Tanner. Some mysterious disappearances, apparently linked to the fair's Cuban exhibition, need to be looked into.

Keeping his mind on business, however, won't be easy after an insatiable lovely in a tiger skin falls into Tanner's arms, and a mother lode of dangerous drugs falls into his lap. But the biggest, deadliest suprise is the terrorist plot Tanner's tumbling into, and he'll have to think and act quickly to prevent the visiting queen of England from being blown to smithereens.

Lawrence Block: Tanner's Tiger. An Evan Tanner Novel. HarperCollins, ISBN: 0061262366 (August, 2007), 256 p., $7.99.

Lawrence Block: Tanner's Tiger (2001)

From the Publisher:
Evan Tanner, the thief who never sleeps, returns in a classic adventure appearing in hardcover for the first time!
Tanner is well-traveled, a master of disguise and subterfuge, accustomed to navigating the hidden geography of the world's most dangerous countries and territories. Borders and bureaucracies mean nothing to him. Passports and visas are but a trifle to a man who speaks countless languages, with contacts in subversive organizations that span the globe. Tanner's been smuggled out of Turkey, fled the Soviet Union in an experimental aircraft, and escaped from a bamboo prison in Thailand.

Now, he's been given his most difficult assignment, to infiltrate a country motivated to repel his every attempt to enter, a country which will imprison him, drive him underground, and cause Tanner to call upon his wits and contacts as never before.

That country is Canada.

This special hardcover edition features an original afterword by the author, and original dustjacket art by Phil Parks.

Lawrence Block: Tanner's Tiger. Dustjacket art by Phil Parks. Subterranean Press, ISBN: 1931081433 (November, 2001), 225 p., Trade: Fully cloth bound hardcover, $30.00; Limited: 175 signed numbered copies bound in premium cloth, housed in a handcrafted slipcase, $75.00.

Lawrence Block: Tanner's Tiger (UK 1997)

From the Publisher:
Evan Michael Tanner is a man open to curious opportunities. Happily he has a lot of time to pursue them because he hasn't slept a wink since the unfortunate military accident when an errent piece of shrapnel destroyed his brain's sleep centrer. Devoted to defending lost causes and beautiful women he possesses an array of talents and connections so singular that he is an natural for perilous top-secret missions - the sort that will retroactively cease to exist if something goes wrong.

Minna might be the heiress to the Lithuanian throne but she was still a little girl - one who was just thrilled about going to the World's Fair in Montreal. How could Evan Tanner know that this innocent outing would lead him and Minna into the middle of a terrorist plot? And not just any terrorist plot but the most daring, most dastardly plot of all time...to blow up the Queen of England!

Lawrence Block: Tanner's Tiger. No Exit Press, ISBN: 1874061866 (October, 1997), 192 p., £4.99.

Lawrence Block: Tanner's Tiger (USA 1985)

From the Publisher:
Minna might be the heiress to the Lithuanian throne but she was still a little girl - one who was just thrilled about going to the World's Fair in Montreal. How could Evan Tanner know that this innocent outing would lead him and Minna into the middle of a terrorist plot? And not just any terrorist plot but the most daring, most dastardly plot of all time... to blow up the Queen of England!

Lawrence Block: Tanner's Tiger. Featuring EVAN TANNER, the most unusual spy who ever lived! Jove Books, ISBN: 0515083283 (August, 1985), 192 p., $2.95.

Lawrence Block: Tanner's Tiger (USA 1968)

From the Publisher:
Tanner knew you always grabbed a purring tiger right where it counts - by the tail.
What?
Blow up the Queen of England?

Sure. Why not? It was all in a good cause, wasn't it?

Evan Tanner, famous as the thief who couldn't sleep, had merely wanted to take his girl to the fair... only it turned out to be an international freak show with a royal assassination as the main event.

That's when Tanner recruited the bit of French pastry named Arlette - a girl as inviting as whipped cream, and as tasty as any tart...

Lawrence Block: Tanner's Tiger. Fawcett Gold Medal D1940, 192 p., $0.50.