Tim Mason Books in Order

Returning unexpectedly to his childhood home in Minneapolis, aspiring playwright Joe encounters relatives, his lover, and visitors who should no longer be alive. Over one summer night, reality and memory mingle as he confronts family ties, loss, and mortality.

Nine teenagers spend a week at a lakeside church camp, navigating spiritual expectations, attraction, and the unseen influence of adults. Sisters Faith and Charity respond differently to their strict upbringing, and their search for acceptance threatens the bond between them.

In rural Wisconsin, Faith prepares to leave for university while her mother pleads to escape an unhappy marriage alongside her. Across years of family gatherings, the women's hopes for freedom collide with patriarchal authority, political tensions, and concealed domestic violence.

Leo imagines a lifelong future with Miriam on their first date, overwhelming her despite the advice of his mysterious mentor, Big Voice. Their failed encounter becomes part of a comedy of romantic expectations, tangled attachments, and friends offering imperfect counsel.

This collection gathers ten of Timothy Mason's plays adapted for children to perform. Drawing on stories including Treasure Island, Pinocchio, Beauty and the Beast, and The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, it presents familiar adventures in theatrical form.

After losing their first child, New Yorkers Bill and Jean try to soothe their grief by caring for strangers. Jean befriends a troubled boy and Bill helps a homeless woman, but their attempts to nurture others expose the fragility of their recovery.

In 1920s Minnesota, isolated siblings Samuel and Emma form an increasingly forbidden attachment under their stern parents' roof. Recalled from the ruins of their farmhouse, the family's history exposes the destructive consequences of repression, communal outrage, and misplaced loyalty.

Rob and Phoebe investigate a creature preying on pets near their Colorado town and meet a stranded prehistoric synapsid. To preserve humanity's future, they must help return a dangerous creature to its own era before the disruption changes evolutionary history.

An attempt on Queen Victoria's life and a nearby murder lead Inspector Charles Field toward a larger conspiracy. Against the controversy surrounding Darwin's work, he pursues a killer whose crimes draw him from London's alleys into the country's powerful institutions.

Inspector Charles Field investigates murders linked to Florence Nightingale's nurses during the Crimean War. Years after the apparent culprit's death, killings with the same distinctive signature begin in London, forcing him to revisit the case as his own family faces danger.