Bücher von A S Peterson

To Thurston, signing up for an expedition into the Arctic Sea seemed like an entirely reasonable idea: fame, fortune, and the promise of Belinda Lee waiting for him upon his return. But when his ship becomes ice-locked in the harsh polar winter, he discovers an oddity aboard the ship in the form of John Obadiah, and for John, the world is far simpler and far more mysterious that Thurston would like to believe.Features illustrations by Stephen Hesselman.

The long-awaited sequel and conclusion to A. S. Peterson''s critically-acclaimed The Fiddler''s Gun.Fin Button undertakes a perilous voyage to the Barbary Coast to aid the War for Independence and secure a pardon for herself and her men. But the journey will lead them through waters far darker than they bargained for. Without the help of the Knights of Malta, they may never find their way home again.

In this first short story of a series by A. S. Peterson, Colonel Barnabas Bead and his faithful lieutenant, Horton Adams, have been assigned to a remote Confederate outpost in the Appalachian Mountains, but the road they take to get there may lead them somewhere else entirely.

Revolution. Secrets. An Unforgettable Adventure. America is on the brink of war with England, and Fin Button is about to come undone. She's had it with the dull life of the orphanage, and she's ready to marry Peter and get away from rules, chores, and a life looked after by the ever-watchful Sister Hilde. But an unexpected friendship forms between Fin and the fiddle-playing cook, Bartimaeus, which sets her on a course for revolution. With Bart's beloved fiddle and haunting blunderbuss as her only possessions, Fin discovers her first taste of freedom as a sailor aboard the Rattlesnake. She's hiding some dark secrets, but there are bigger problems for the crewthey are on the run from the Royal Navy, and whispers of mutiny are turning the captain into a tyrant. When Fin finally returns home, will she find Peter still waiting, or will she find that she's lost everything she once held dear?