Reviews

Praise for An Old Tin Can

A selection from Amazon, Goodreads, FaceBook etc.  Thanks to everyone who took the time to give feedback. 

  • ‘Deadly Funny’ –  Irish News
  • Another excellently plotted and written story – Sharon Beyond The Books
  • A brilliant new seriesa fast paced read – Book a Holic
  • A great crime story –  Kaz loves books
  • Full of vividly and wickedly described characters – The Word is Out
  • Read it – Debs Book Reviews
  • The characters are brilliant – Staceywh
  • Crime writing gold! – Lady C
  • The pace never sags in this enjoyable romp. If you’re looking for a holiday read that will keep you entertained from page to page (and as the bodies mount up) then look no further  – Mike Bullen 
  • I would most definitely recommend this to fans of mystery and crime thrillers – Siobhan (What You Tolkein About)
  • Recommend this to anyone who likes a mystery with a rather witty writing style! – CMB
  • The characters, good and bad, all feel so lifelike. I felt they could pop out the Kindle at any point. 
  • The pace is so good … Another cracker from Bryan J Mason –  Beyond the Books
  • A wonderfully witty novel with lots packed in to keep you on your toes. Razor sharp and completely compelling.  – Bobs and Books
  • Punchy and witty writing 
  • Monty Python meets Morse – Phillip Jordan
  • A cracking plot along with a sense of time and place few can match. – TJ Buck
  • The characters have been created beautifully – Donna Morfett
  • Highly recommended – Brian Price

[ Or Not – In the interests of balance! ]

  • Worst book ever... plot was ridiculous, the characters unbelievable…save your money.’ – Amazon reviewer

Praise for Shaking Hands With The Devil

Comedic and menacing – Mwiltshire

The author expertly combines comedy with tiptoeing into the sinister underbelly of society  A great read. 

Complete Page Turner – A Ettridge

Had me hooked from page 1! 

Outrageously funny with crackling wit on nearly every page. 

A wonderful Romp – A Ursell

A great page turner … Amusing and intriguing to the end.

Very visual romp through 1980s seedy London with Clifton and DCI Hicks – C Pooler

Well written and highly cinematic -Horribly Hysterical – Kindle Customer Paula

Mason constructs the narrative with a tight control, bringing the various characters right where he wants them and not before he wants them there.  – Deb’s book reviews 

A great read; pacy & written with marvellous wit.

A thriller with a great twist – Kirasman

The wit of this writer is visible on every page…a great read. 

Unusual for all the right reasons Ooh I liked this. –  Bobs and Books reviews

Nostalgic and very humorous – Howard Embery Tregolls Lodge BookClub

The wit is excellent. 

A satirical tale from a master wit at his quirky, provocative best – Crime Fiction Critic

Offers something quite new as far as serial killer novels go I fell in love with the way Mason wrote this book.

A strange mixture of noir and slapstick – Fullybooked2017.c0m