The Congo is a vessel which is dogged by disaster. Tod Moran signs on as a fireman and at once is plunged into thrilling adventure.

A mother pleads with her son not to sail on a certain steamer because she has dreamt - three times in a row - that the vessel will never reach its destination. Modern-day observers watch in awe as a ghost ship - blazing from bow to stern - dutifully reenacts a two-hundred-year-old tragedy that the observers'' fathers and grandfathers also watched reenacted with the same sense of awe. A crewman walks past a solitary figure seated in the ship''s restaurant only to turn a moment later and find the restaurant empty. A red glow appears in the darkness ahead of a modern warship, and the faint outline of an old galleon, her sails in tatters, is seen approaching against the wind - only to vanish a moment later before the startled eyes of observers. Such strange events have been seen for centuries and continue to be reported even today by witnesses who are, for the most part, sober and responsible human beings. In Lost at Sea folklore specialist Michael Goss and George Behe, an expert on maritime disasters, explore what lies behind these amazing narratives and enduring legends.

My Haunted Chicago book series turns 10 years old this year (Oct 2015) and to celebrate I'm releasing this special anniversary edition packed full of wicked goodies. All of the classics and favorites are back, completely updated as well as multiple brand new locations. I'm also giving you a super special treat... for the very first time I give to you the complete, unedited version of Pop Rocks, Myths and Madmen, featuring all 6 stories... how cool is that? Be warned this special edition has all of my whit, charming personality, twisted sense of humor and wicked commentary... turned up to eleven. If you are easily offended may I suggest the Family Friendly Edition.

Authoritative study of the battleship in World War II. Stirring episodes of naval combat. Covers the famous chase after the Bismarck, the sinking of the Scharnhorst, the coastal bombardments on D-Day, and other actions.

As a princess in the Patriarchal Realm of en’Edlia, Jewl has grown up close to her twin sister, Phyre. Born to a royal mother from nonmagical Earth and a high patriarch father now ruling on magical Irth, Jewl has inherited a birth-gift of magical power. Even though her twin has no magic, Jewl feels her birth-gift is worthless. Desperately wanting to have friends with birth-gifts, Jewl ventures into the Shards—a dark, foreboding part of the city—and, with her new friends, begins a journey she is soon desperate to abandon. Jewl is caught in a snare of dark magic and tangled in a plot to kill someone in the ruling family—her family! Feeling threatened and afraid, Jewl must find a way to stop a deadly jinx before someone dies. Can she find anyone she can trust to help her before her involvement is discovered?