The Mind Masters Books in Order
The Mind Masters is a series of 5 books written by John F Rossmann.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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The Mind Masters books in publication order
5 books
The Mind Masters
by John F Rossmann
1974
Racing driver Britt St. Vincent's psychic abilities draw him into the secretive Mero organization. Sent to investigate a haunted castle in Sicily, he confronts a dangerous spirit while trying to free a young woman from its influence.
Shamblah
by John F Rossmann
1975
Britt St. Vincent investigates a ruined castle in the Black Forest, where a surviving Nazi occultist combines psychic powers with computer technology. Captured and manipulated, Britt must resist a scheme that threatens to enslave people far beyond Germany.
The Door
by John F Rossmann
1975
Britt St. Vincent travels to Stonehenge to investigate an evil force that turns people into obedient killers. Psychic technology and ancient mysteries combine as the Mero agent searches for a way to stop the threat spreading.
Amazons
by John F Rossmann
1976
Political murders bring psychic agent Britt St. Vincent to Brazil, where reports of mysterious women lead him into the jungle. A powerful group of Amazons and a dangerous plan to exploit their abilities put his mission at risk.
Recycled Souls
by John F Rossmann
1976
Britt St. Vincent and his fellow Mero operatives investigate the strange reappearance of a sailor long believed dead. Their search near the California coast exposes sinister underwater research and a secret empire that threatens to trap them.
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