Marcus Moon and his company, CONDES, are back to take on another job - a lucrative port design project in the remote Indian Ocean. Typically, things don't go according to plan and they unwittingly become embroiled in a dodgy enterprise involving crooked MPs and greedy government officials.

As ever, the Moon nose sniffs out the rotten apple in the form of Nobby Garside - MP for Mexborough East and deputy chairman of the Department for International Development's Aid Committee - who, along with his equally shifty cohorts in the Comorantes Islands' government, attempts a fraud scam...

After five long years of hard work, Marcus Moon and his co-director are about to celebrate the closing of a deal worth $2 million... then they discover they have been well and truly shafted by Mazin Al Jabril, their shrewd Middle Eastern agent.

Marcus devises and executes a clever plan to recover their money and stuff Mazin in this very funny story of greed, revenge and romance.

More from the irresistible Marcus Moon: civil engineer, wanton lover, and protector of all things 'Moon', especially when it comes to his long-suffering girlfriend, Charlie. With her attentions seemingly being diverted by upper class socialite D'Arcy Lyell, Marcus finds himself in and out of the country with a big Middle Eastern deal in the offing that could catapult his career. Not able to keep his eye fully on his prizes, he must ensure the smooth yet oily Lyell has his intentions nipped in the bud. Never one to be beaten at home or away, the gloves are truly off as our hero decides that...

Set in London, Wiltshire and Orkney There Came A Big Spider sees the young Marcus Moon attempting to climb the ladder of success at his new company.

Bitterly resented by a ruthlessly ambitious rival, they are thrown together to design a big government project near the small market town of Kingscastle.

This town was site of the Saxon camp of Alfred the Great, and his treasure was lost when the Danes invaded WIltshire.

Marucs is asked to minimize the ecological effects of the project on the beautiful countryside around the town.

Local feelings run high...

Set in the rolling acres of Wiltshire and the grimy backstreets of South London, Till the Fat Lady's Sung is a humorous contemporary drama.

Always funny and thought provoking, nobody escapes the wry, bemused and often scathing eye of the irrepressible Marcus Moon.

Richly satirical in flavour and with a colourful cast of characters, the book considers issues such as personal and political integrity, conservation, devious business practices, intrigue and romance.

Light entertainment at its very best