Books by Anthony Masters

When his father disappears from their desert wasteland home where water is scarce, Todd must search for him while braving the elements and evading gangs of outlaw bikers.

The author of The Flight of the Flamingo presents the tale of three young expatriates in World War II Hong Kong: a deceptively tough doctor; a gifted pianist, unsupported by her family; and a dissolute playboy convinced of his own meaninglessness.

Action, adventure, and magic are the elements of these five exciting tales of heroism, illustrated with striking full-color artwork. Children enter enchanted worlds where heroes with superhuman strength fight monsters and dragons, where bizarre creatures roam, and where ships are wrecked in storms created by angry gods.

• Adventure stories that will appeal to children and reluctant readers.
• Magnificent original artwork.
• Stories retold by a well-known children's author.

Presents a version of Shakespeare's play about the ill-fated Danish prince, rewritten as fiction for young readers.

Presents a version of Shakespeare's tragedy about the eleventh-century Scottish king, rewritten as fiction for young readers.

A biography of the French ruler including his military victories and failures, his exile and escape from Elba, and his final years on St. Helena.

Explores the myths and beliefs surrounding vampires and relates accounts of their activities from the eleventh century.

With the renewal of the South Atlantic treaty up for grabs, Captain Maxwell of the patrol ship "Mercator" battles KGB backed Argentine terrorists, espionage, assassinations, and natural disasters to protect the vast mineral wealth of Antartica.

This book features a beautifully illustrated collection of marvelous stories retold from classic legends and ancient mythology. The tales are lively, well-written versions that make the drama and excitement of each story accessible to children of all ages.

Presents true stories of survival, including those of Anne Frank, Nelson Mandela, and the people involved in the Iranian embassy siege.

Young Martin's discovery of a curious silver knife on the British island of Shetland entangles him in a web of greed and obsession involving a mysterious cat man, a druid legend, a buried treasure, and a long-standing feud.