David Mason: 10 books

Christened Martha Sophia, officially registered as Estelle, called Pat from teenage. Born 1902 in USA, back to UK in 1907, she always wanted to say 'Califormia here I come'! Eventually she did, but what a lifetime in between. I am her son, and I am still amazed.

Magic is going wrong and the Grand Whizzard needs hair from Rambusco's pet to complete a spell.to put things right. Not as easy as it sounds. There are many adventures along the way. Stopping a giant from getting revenge, dodging a water dragon and rescueing people from a desert are only a few of...

Revenge knows no bounds. Murder is nothing to the mind filled with revenge, there are no limits. Here you will find how different people deal with it, how it can even shape lives. There are clues here and there are twists. Only at the end will you discover the truth and the reason behind the story....

One of those handy little books you can turn to at any time. Collected poems, short stories, even a play or two. The perfect bedside table book.

This follows the adventures of Drangora's husband, Rambusco. She has designed specialist jewellery for Dwarves and Elves. Someone is copying her designs. Find out just how much trouble they are in. Even her son gets into the action befriending Trolls. Trolls??? YES Trolls!!

Import and export, working on the edge of legality, that's what Vic did best. He was able to help a friend working in a Government department, giving info. about an illegal import. He was then offered expences to do something similar in the Middle East. These occasional jobs were useful; ocasionaly...

These interesting short stories are specifically for youngsters with a sensed of humour. Ideal for holidays or bedtime reading. Nobody will ever become bored when reading this book, the tales are so funny, you do have to laugh.

Not your average spy story, here we have professionals, amateurs and incompetents competing. As the locations change, so the tale begins to warm up, then it boils.

A fantasy/adventure tale with lots of fast action and humour. For Teens of all ages. At last, a book with no bad language. A great read to take to another world where there are real heroes.

Following 'Rambusco' - another great adventure tale. No bad language, the perfect gift for anyone from a bright youngster to a teenager of any age! Someone is stealing Drangora's jewellery designs, and we all know what's going to happen to them!