Action and Adventure

An adventure novel about a Mid-Western Attorney who is swept into an international adventure of murder, kidnapping, sex and high finance.

Corporal Bradley Multriener is actually a sergeant. He isn’t aware of this, but he’s also dead according to powers that promoted him. In the confusion of a vicious midnight battle, Brad has been kidnapped from Ramadi, the prototype city for a new Iraq. The youngest of his captors, Azooz, is an Iraqi of his same age whose father and sister have been killed in the war. What follows is the action filled story of their mutual enlightenment as they pass far beyond the political and cultural barriers that should have forced them apart. With its poetic prose and every sentence thickly layered with meaning, After We’re Free gives the reader a glimpse of Brad’s unique world through his prodigious eyes.

Ceridwen, a bold young woman caught between two worlds. Gyric, cruelly maimed by the Danish foe. Godwin, his brother, the Saxon lord who struggles both against the invaders and an unthinkable desire. And Sidroc, the Dane whose ambitions both thwart and reward. The Fate of all hangs in the balance in a single terrifying battle...

I was daughter to two men, but no woman claimed me as hers. My dead sire was an ealdorman, the chief of our shire. He had long fallen in a skirmish with the wild Welsh beyond our river Dee, and his stony lands taken by the same.

City of Masks is a swashbuckling adventure in a setting reminiscent of Shakespeare's Italy (complete with twins). In the city-state of Bonvidaeo, by custom and law everyone must wear a mask and act in character with it, or face civil, social and religious penalties. Gregorius Bass is sent to Bonvidaeo as the Envoy of Calaria, primarily to get him out from underfoot. Masked as the Innocent Man, and in the company of his radical young Bonvidaoan servant, Bass stumbles into mystery, intrigue, heresy and murder. It's speculative fiction (though it's neither science fiction nor fantasy). It's a mystery (with a serial killer) and an adventure (with a sword fight after a rooftop chase). There's intrigue, some humour and a little romance.

A pilot flies for his life after stealing a fortune from a drug baron in the Amazon jungle, but he ends up in prison empty-handed and facing the vengeance of the powerful mobster. Desperate to get out and recoup the hidden money, he makes a deal with an inmate-doctor who is leaving prison and has an ingenious escape plan to get him out.

Direct Action is the new novel by Tom Fitzgerald. It is a action-adventure story set in the modern American Southwest. A story dealing with submarines, secret agents, terrorists, hermits, the old west and the military. The kitchen sink was omitted by the censors.

Pirate Captain Jalen Shenn swore himself to the End of the World to keep himself from being hung. Now, twenty years later, that promise comes back to him and he finds himself racing the Empire to Deep water. With nothing left to return to, the question is whether he will once again Hang bones and tempt the noose.

The story of Andy Hardy, a man battling with the death of his childhood sweetheart - a death for which he blames himself. When a light plane is lost on the top of a foggy mountain, Andy must battle the dangers of the mountain and the same flooding river which claimed the life of his one true love - in order to save those who are lost. A story of love, loss and adventure, and with a hidden twist - brilliant reading!

David Thompson is a former Vietnam War conscientious objector in Paris on a quest to find himself in the early days of 1977. When he befriends an Iranian and an Afghan and is invited to return with them to their countries, his quest slowly becomes a descent into his own private hell.

When teenager Lilly North survives a shipwreck that claimed the lives of her parents, she seeks to find the cause of the accident in the pages of a mysterious young fugitive’s handwritten journal. What follows is the story of Buck McGee, an Iowa farm boy who is wanted for his father’s murder. While Lilly heals her wounds in a Naval hospital and mourns the loss of her family, she searches the pages of Buck’s journal for clues as to why a prudent sea captain like her father would have turned their family yacht into an approaching storm. But as Buck's story grows more and more bizarre, including accounts of demons, magic and voodoo, and when the government gets word of what Lilly’s father was up to before his unfortunate demise, Lilly will get more answers than she ever bargained for, putting both her—and everyone who comes in contact with her — in grave danger.

An abused teenager finds a home, adventure, a run-in with modern day pirates, and romance on a Tall Ship in the Caribbean.

Armed with nothing more than a book on pirate philosophy and a collection of quixotic pirate anecdotes, it doesn't take long for Captain Montague to accumulate a crew of anachronistic modern-day pirates to do his bidding. No one knows quite what his plans are, but they'll do whatever he says as long as they get to dress up as pirates and blow things up. Maria is really just trying to figure out who she is and where she belongs. Pirate philosophy seems to hold a key to her identity, but why doesn't she identify with the other pirates? Meanwhile, Elliot thinks that the pirate mystery is a good opportunity to experiment with some of the unorthodox methods of detective work he's developed.

In the middle of the worst snowstorm of the decade, the whole town was burning down. The only hope lay on two rusty steel rails . . . Nonstop action and adventure -- no sex or violence as railroad workers and firemen struggle against fire, storm, and failing equipment to relieve an isolated northwoods town.

In the early days of the 13th century, Raven of Locksley is swept up in the awesome events surrounding the Fifth Crusade. With the sons of the fabled Merry Men as her companions, she journeys across Europe and beyond, meeting fearless knights and fabulous kings; scheming pirates and secretive princesses. Daring rescues, narrow escapes and mighty battles abound, but the greatest adventures happen in the hearts of Raven and her friends as they come of age together and wrestle with their faith in a world consumed by darkness. Song of Sherwood is the first book in a trilogy of the same name.

What if you discovered that you are the sole heir to a crofting tenancy in a remote Highland community? What an idyllic way to escape the rat race! But what if the estate belongs to a corrupt minister in a government which is holding on to power by its crooked eyelashes, a man who deals with his opponents in ruthless fashion? And what if a tragic helicopter crash just happens to drop a case full of classified documents into the lap of an ordinary citizen like yourself? What then? Angus the 5th, a computer-hack drop-out, finds out.

One of the greatest inventions of the 20th century becomes a death sentence for grad student Kevin Hamilton when forces beyond his comprehension set their sights on the billion-dollar chemical process he unwittingly created.

Near the beginning of this story set in British India, on the rugged mountain highway at Vairengte in the Lushai Hills, Deputy Commissioner Shamsul Huda Khan looks out on the vast expanse of primitive jungle, and says to his childhood friend, the Hindu monk: "... The jungle is very old - it is the first sentient life nature created..."

Third volume of the Song of Sherwood Trilogy which reaches a stirring conclusion as the destinies of an Assassin, a servant girl, three Egyptian generals, the heir to the Byzantine throne, and an English brother and sister all come crashing together throuh a series of epic battles. At every crossroads in this whirlwind journey, the courageous choices of a few individuals make the difference between doom and glory. As in the first two books, High Middle age adventure and gripping action provide the backdrop for a timeless story of friendship and faith.

Action adventure stories (with a slight science fiction twist) chronicling the adventures of a young, sexy firecracker of a heroine.