The Mark Lee Masters Collection Vol. I starts out with the murder mystery, Who's Got a Taste for Killing?. Although it is one of Mark's shorter books, some consider it his best. An author's first book always has a special place in his heart. The next book, Mary Thresher In Search of Sunken Treasures has the most complex plot, and is one of two books which the author considers to be his best. Dr. Exeeto was written in only six weeks. It is intense and inspired. Dr. Exeeto is a slightly mad scientist who attacks the world in order to save it. His main goal is to prevent the destruction of the gene pool of animals and humans. He created his own version of Noah's ark, and then attacked the world's civilizations which he blamed for the eminent destruction of life as we know it. Dr. Exeeto is possibly Mark's favorite creation.
Next came Mirth, which is a sequel to Dr. Exeeto. Mirth explains what happened on Mars after most of the earth was destroyed. The Collection ends with Mark's autobiography, which includes a stirring tale about his Grandpa Bosler, the generous missionary doctor who served in Nigeria in the 1930s and 1940s.

The Mark Lee Masters Collection Vol. I starts out with the murder mystery, Who's Got a Taste for Killing?. Although it is one of Mark's shorter books, some consider it his best. An author's first book always has a special place in his heart. The next book, Mary Thresher In Search of Sunken Treasures has the most complex plot, and is one of two books which the author considers to be his best. Dr. Exeeto was written in only six weeks. It is intense and inspired. Dr. Exeeto is a slightly mad scientist who attacks the world in order to save it. His main goal is to prevent the destruction of the gene pool of animals and humans. He created his own version of Noah's ark, and then attacked the world's civilizations which he blamed for the eminent destruction of life as we know it. Dr. Exeeto is possibly Mark's favorite creation.
Next came Mirth, which is a sequel to Dr. Exeeto. Mirth explains what happened on Mars after most of the earth was destroyed. The Collection ends with Mark's autobiography, which includes a stirring tale about his Grandpa Bosler, the generous missionary doctor who served in Nigeria in the 1930s and 1940s.

Mary Thresher is nine years old when the story begins. She was adopted as a baby by her new Indian parents. They are wealthy, but live simply and allow Mary to have freedom in what she wants to think and do. She began dabbling in witchcraft when she was still only nine years old. One of her friends gave her a parrot that was possessed with the spirit of an old sea captain. The parrot's name was Joque. He told Mary and her friends all about his life and the many women he had known. Mary located witchcraft books on the internet and studied them. She and her friends learned how to call up magical animals to be their pets. Mary's father decided that it would be good for Mary to learn about the Indian Gods and medicine. He took her to her grandfather, Cloud of Thunder, who was a medicine man. He trained her as a medicine woman. Mary talked to the many Gods that were in the desert. Finally after about a year of training, she went to the Jade Goddess who lived in a cave on a nearby mountain. The Jade Goddess gave her power to see the future. She also warned Mary about what might be waiting for her in her after life, if she wasn't willing to kill enough people. The Jade Goddess told Mary that her father had also accepted the gift of seeing the future. He had turned away from the Jade Goddess after he made his millions of dollars. Mary took training from the High One, a man who was an apprentice to the Jade Goddess. He taught her to make poisons and how to administer them. He also turned her into a beautiful twenty-one year old woman so that she could follow her dream of winning at roulette in Las Vegas. He went with her and helped her win millions of dollars. After winning the money, the JadeGoddess helped Mary to team up with a wealthy young couple named, Bob Ellis and Ellen Morris. They were convinced by Mary to join with her in treasure hunting instead of doing so much fishing. Bob bought two forty foot boats from a salesman i

"Fishing for Almost Anything that Moves" is a book that is full of sensuality as well as fishing. It is important that you enjoy fishing to enjoy the book. The whole book is primarily fishing. Half way through the book, when the two main characters go fishing in Mexico, the book starts to deal with the sexual side of the characters. The