At the ends of the earth, we fought an enemy from beyond the stars.

1803. The Napoleonic War. A Royal Navy warship is ordered to pursue an enemy frigate to the frozen waters of the Southern Seas.

There it must capture the enemy ship and retrieve a mysterious sea-chest, contents unknown.

Failure is not permitted.

For the determined young captain, this already dangerous mission turns into a battle with a mysterious vessel that appears not in the sea, but, unbelievably, impossibly, in the sky above.

And the mysterious vessel is not friendly.

If you can imagine a genre blend of alien invasion and historical science fiction, you will love ‘Fifty Degrees South.’

It’s a tale of extraordinary courage and ingenuity in the face of overwhelming odds and events that defy human reason.

You’ve never read a story like it.

So what are you waiting for? Adventure is calling. Answer the call.

Click the link below, pull on a waterproof cloak, and climb the gangway to the quarterdeck of HMS Morgause.

See you on board.

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Enemies crouch at the door, seeking to devour.

The Kin have slinked away to lick their wounds, but Colonel Mateo Larra remains ever vigilant about protecting those aboard Joint Base Sagittarius Arch. Patrols scour the galaxy for their nesting place. Space station security is doubled, and the diplomatic dance with the League of Sol heats up.

But as the top brass are quick to remind him, the show must go on.

If he didn’t have enough on his plate, Colonel Larra is tasked with babysitting the production of the popular holovid series War Patrol. What he didn’t count on was seeing more than one familiar face among the crew.

Rising like a ghost from the grave.

Father and prodigal son are scarcely reunited before tensions flare. The feud deepens when locally hired set crews turn up dead, cut down by a stealthy and vicious new enemy. Attempts at capture prove futile as the murder spree becomes a blood bath. But when his loved ones are targeted, Colonel Larra must choose between duty and family.

Before all he holds dear is lost.

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The real trick isn’t how to stay alive—it’s how to keep their blasted gloves clean in the process.

"An escapade to remember" and "one of the best books I've read this year." - The Independent Book Review.

Christina Rushing, a baroness spy, is no stranger to the dark—her late husband can attest to that. But when she takes an espionage job to make ends meet, she ends up double-crossing an entire nation. What’s worse, the cruel Baron’s name has appeared on an active shipping schedule, though he should be six feet under.

Christie sets out with her guns, The Good Baron and Rudy, to find a dead man and stop a war only to discover one of the dangerous secrets belongs to her cheeky old flame, and another to her persnickety and rude viscount neighbor who has a knack for utterly disarming her.

With PTSD episodes from a shrouded past and two men vying for her heart while hiding deadly secrets, the snotty gentry, blazing guns, and looming war of Victorian Britannia are the least of her worries. Because what's worse? The Baron living or being responsible for his murder?

WARNING: this steampunk mystery adventure is a slow-burn, rekindled romance love-triangle debacle of epic proportions that will you reading long into the night--that is if you can stay alive.

Welcome to your next escape. You deserve it.

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Amazon and GoodRead Reviews:

". . . fast-paced action, witty dialogue, and the fiercest heroine you could ask for . . ."

". . . a brilliant read! It has a bit of everything - adventure, mystery, romance, and fantastic characters."

"Just shut your saucebox and read it already!"

***1st place winner of the Beginning of Book Awards for the American Night Writer's Association 2020!***

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IF THERE'S ONE THING ADAM ECKHART KNOWS, IT'S THAT HUMANS ARE TROUBLE.

He should know. He is one.

As captain of the Marathon, a cobbled-together ship crewed by aliens and androids scraping by on odd jobs at the outskirts of settled space, Adam has plenty to worry about without adding his own species to the mix.

But when a pair of mortally wounded humans cross his path during a heist gone wrong, he finds himself compelled to save them.

Big mistake.

Because if there's one more thing Adam knows, it's that the universe never leaves a good deed unpunished.

He and his crew are about to find out just how right he is.

Bad Cargo is the first book in the Marathon series, an action-packed carnival ride of a space opera that will leave you breathless.

Note: This is an homage to classic pulp sci-fi. If you're looking for hard sci-fi, look elsewhere. But if you're looking for adventures on alien planets with even more alien creatures, this is the series for you!

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