Team Adventure Club is at it again! Join Carrie Calusa, Leanne McCallister, and Robbie Whitman in another amazing tale of high-flying adventure that's sure to leave you holding on for dear life. This time it's high stakes on the high seas. After finding a treasure map penned by the mysterious Captain Cutthroat, Robbie wants nothing more than to find the treasure and a pirate ship. After convincing Carrie and Leanne, they set out on their state-of-the-art jet skis to a lost volcanic island in the middle of the ocean. Soon, they discover that Captain Cutthroat and his ship the Blasted Dragon are, in fact, real and…alive! The 200-year-old Captain Cutthroat has been cursed to live on his doomed ship forever. Meanwhile, their arch-nemesis Sir Oliver Hedgestone is after the lost gold too. Now it's up to Team Adventure Club to protect the fearless pirate and all of his treasures. Can they get the ship to safety before Sir Oliver Hedgestone destroys it and takes all the gold? After all, it's just another weekend for Team Adventure Club.

Sue decided it was time to make her presence known to both parties: the fellow running toward the gully certainly could not hide for long and, if the rider was indeed an officer, he needed to know that she was there to help. Sue fired the return signal. Although he could not see her, she saw the rider wave. She remained hidden in the gully. She saw the rider pull up just short of what she guessed would be accurate rifle range. The rider dismounted, hobbled his horse and melted into the tall grass. She thought, his actions confirm my guess that it is Guy Grimes. Sue reasoned that Guy Grimes would try to get between the man on foot and the far away woodlands to the east, thus placing him in a box between her and Guy. She slowly started working her way down the gully. At this point, Sue was convinced that Chad Brode had somehow fallen in an unplanned trap between her and a seasoned officer of the law. Her next thought, will good triumph over evil? She would soon learn the answer to her question.

After the untimely death of their father, the three Morgan children are forced to a crisis and decision by the actions of Daniel Cole, an unethical merchant.

This is book 3 and the finale of the God's Reapers MC romance series! It’s winner-take-all, and this winner is gonna take her – All. Night. Long. Olivia Waters is a fresh-faced cop eager to prove her worth. But she’s in way over her head. Because I’ve been running the God’s Reapers MC drug game for a long time. And it’s gonna take a lot more than a newbie like her to bust me. But I gotta hand it to Officer Waters – she’s pretty damn persistent. When she pokes her nose into my business one time too many, I decide to take matters into my own hands. That means taking HER into my own hands. It’s breaking every rule in the book for an outlaw to sleep with a cop. But that’s exactly what we do. It’s a night full of sweaty pleasure and delicious pain. And in the morning, we’re both surprised that we each want more, more, more. Days pass and our rendezvous only grow hotter and hotter. But the stakes are getting higher, too. There’s pressure from the guys upstairs for Olivia to make a bust. And my own club is ready to double down on our trafficking business – and remove any obstacles in our path. Things are about to explode. Trust is the only thing keeping us alive. And then the unthinkable happens: She betrays me.

The surprising success of Pirates of the Caribbean, a new screen adaptation of the classic Peter Pan, and the Russell Crowe film Master and Commander have fueled interest in seagoing swashbucklers. There is a rich literature on pirates -- both in fiction and nonfiction. This collection offers excerpts from the works of contemporary authors: Patrick O'Brian's riveting account of a sea battle with Borneo's pirates will enthrall his fans; Farley Mowat's The Black Joke is a rousing adventure of the rum-running set in the 1930s and written in the tradition of the great classic pirate tales. Readers will also discover and rediscover the most infamous pirates of yore, from Treasure Island's Long John Silver to Peter Pan's Captain Hook. They'll encounter pirate adventures from neglected classics such as L. Frank Baum's Pirates in Oz, Alexandre Dumas's The Count of Monte Cristo and Rafael Sabatini's Captain Blood. And they'll find accounts of the dastardly deeds of female pirates both real (Anne Bonney and Mary Read) and imagined (Arthur Ransome's Chinese pirate Miss Lee). Pirates also draws upon colorful true-life accounts and authentic first-person narratives of pirates -- and their victims -- discovered in nearly forgotten works such as The Pirates Own Book and Captured by Pirates.