M T Bass: 11 books

When androids dream of murder… “After the ending of The Darknet I couldn’t grab The Invisible Mind fast enough…I love this series…” – J.D. Bronder Book Reviews (5 of 5 Stars) “M.T. Bass melds the characters into a macabre tale of murder and mayhem confounded with artificial...

A Cyber Crime Thriller Series: Notorious serial killers digitally resurrected to live & hunt again in hacked replicants, pursued by detectives of the Artificial Crimes Unit. “M.T. Bass kept me on edge the entire way. I can’t compare it to anything else.” — Frank Frission Reviews...

An Action Misadventure Thriller from The Last Frontier: In Alaska, you can see yourself scream... *"Bass' tale...exudes freshness, courtesy of a memorable snowy backdrop and indelible characters." — Kirkus Reviews "...an exciting, fast-paced novel...Featuring well drawn...

A police procedural thriller ripped from future headlines! "The first-person narrative moves briskly, packed with action and unexpected developments...fast-paced, entertaining..." – Kirkus Reviews “…a great story that blended a couple genres together beautifully. I easily...

*“In the Black is Ayn Rand on drugs.” ― John Galt “If you can remember anything about the Sixties, you weren't really there.” ― Paul Kantner, Jefferson Airplane* If ever a period in American history deserved the Catch-22 treatment, it is the decade you either love to hate...

Hollywood, 1950 – Former P-51 fighter pilot A. Gavin Byrd is on location for a movie shoot, when he gets a call from the police that his older brother, a prominent Beverly Hills plastic surgeon, has been found dead on his boat. The Lieutenant in charge of the investigation is ready to close the...

Hell hath no fury like a detective scorned! ”The author certainly took this book up a notch from its predecessor…[an] enjoyable cruise through gory crime scenes, killer robots, and a clever villain who always seems to stay one step ahead of his pursuers.” – Frank Frission Reviews (5...

“If Alfred Hitchcock and the Rolling Stones spawned a bastard child of a story, it would be Crossroads.” ~Roger Thornhill Cleveland, 1977 — Grappling with a foreign policy crisis, the U.S. government identifies and targets a hapless rock-and-roller as a Russian spy in a classic case of...

Am I the only one bothered that our children are penned up and medicated, but chickens, cows and pigs need to be “free range” and drug free? At District High School #6241, Connor wants only to get close to Liz, the cheerleader whose locker is just across the hall, and forget the suicide...

"*Sigh*…such a bittersweet story to make me weak in the knees and sorrowful all at once. I am truly starting to adore reading short stories more and more…but MY OH MY is it a wonderful story…" ~Jenacide By Bibliophile Lodging — bending of the stalk of a plant (stalk...

Women who came of age in the late twentieth century were raised in the era of choice; they grew up believing that reproductive decision-making is a political right, a responsibility of women living the successes of second wave feminism, and under their control. Contemplating Maternity in an Era of...