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|  | | Raji, Book One: Octavia Pompeii
December, 1925.
Fourteen-year-old Vincent “Fuse” Fusilier opens the barn door on a freezing morning—and finds a girl sleeping in the hay.
She is thin, exhausted, defiant.
She doesn’t understand English.
By the time Fuse returns from his chores, she has vanished—leaving only a trail of footprints in the snow leading to the nearby woods.
But she hasn’t gone far.
Rajiani Devaki (Raji) is a girl of thirteen from India. On a cold December morning in 1925, Vincent Fusilier (Fuse) finds Raji sleeping in his parents' barn. He thinks she's a vagrant and tells her she has to go. She doesn't understand English and doesn't know where she is, having recently escaped from a house in Queens New York where she had been held for the past nine years as an indentured servant. After Vincent leaves for school, Raji slips into his house to find something to eat. She peeks into the front room and is startled to see a man sitting in a wheelchair. He stares at her but appar | |  | | The Last Mission of the Seventh Cavalry: Book One
A unit of the U. S. Army's Seventh Cavalry is on a mission over Afghanistan when their plane is hit and torn to pieces.
A combat mission over Afghanistan becomes something no soldier has ever trained for.
When their aircraft is struck and a platoon of the Seventh Cavalry bails out, they don’t land in a war zone they recognize. Instead, the 13 soldiers hit the ground two thousand years in the past—in a world of empires, iron weapons, and wars fought face to face.
Cut off from their own time and surrounded by forces that will kill them without hesitation, the men and women of the Seventh must choose quickly: remain outsiders and perish, or intervene in a history that was never meant to be altere | |  | | The Length of the World: Cian
Saxon Lostasia along with his sister, Kaitlin and his young niece, Rachel arrive at Manaus Brazil on the Amazon River
searching for exotic medicinal plants. Instead, Saxon encounters Cian—a mysterious woman of unknown origin.
Saxon, along with his sister, Kaitlin and her daughter, Rachel, traveled by river boat to Manaus, Brazil, in the heart of the Amazon.
Kaitlin had worked on her ethnopharmacopeia for years and now she wanted to locate the village of Alichapon-tupec where she believed she would find rare and exotic medicinal plants. She needed to collect specimens and learn from the Yanomami natives about their use of the plants. This would fill out the last chapter of her manuscript.
An unusual young woman they met on the dock at Manaus changed their plans.
They hired the woman to be | |  | | Windship Farm: The Ghost Tanker
Windship Farm is a gripping high-seas thriller of mystery, survival, and innovation—where a chance encounter in the fog may change the future of global energy.
Just days before the world erupts in the Russia-Ukraine war, Jasmine and Kave set out from Gloucester, Massachusetts in their thirty-foot fishing boat, chasing bluefin tuna across the remote Seamounts of the North Atlantic.
They sail straight into a nightmare.
After a violent storm disables their boat, a massive Chinese supertanker appears out of the fog, bearing down on them at full speed. The giant vessel shows no signs of slowing. Jasmine and Kave shout and wave frantically—but there is no response from the towering ship.
With only seconds to spare, they dive into |
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