Bücher von Derek Harrison

The Carter family has lived for countless generations in the same rural Mississippi town, hours out from Jackson. Their situation is marred by death: Mr. Carter's sister, Emma, had killed herself in heartbreak many years ago, and later his wife had suffered a miscarriage. Now they live with their nine-year-old daughter, Sophia, but Mrs. Carter would never recover from the past. Though she is inconsolable, Mr. Carter attempts to save his neighbor, Herbert, from the same emotional ruin as he struggles with the guilt of Emma's death.

Pain. Rage. Loss. Ada Aust's journey back to her mother is about to be a lot more complicated than expected. The glorified Phoenix Stone--the single source of all the power the Infinity Sea produces--is in the possession of Ada and Flynn. But it wouldn't stay like that. Governor Averill and the British Navy still lurk their vicinity, and Dion and the Seekers pose a complication against getting the money Ada needs to save her mother. Conflict is also beginning to grow within the credit, giving Firuzeh the chance to reclaim some of her previously-held influence. Flynn's crew now finds itself in a chase across the globe, as far south as Bermuda Island and as far north as the Arctic Circle--and eventually back into the Infinity Sea. In this drastic sequel to The Isles of Phoenix Point, Ada will find herself in an aggressive game of finding out who will be the heir to the Phoenix Stone's infinite power.

In the first years following the turn of the 20th century, much more is happening than what is in the conventional world. In the small archipelago in the North Sea known as Shetland, a gate exists that connects this world to another known as the Infinity Sea, the endless body of water sprinkled with small islands. However, after a long series of events, this world met an era of turmoil, after Flynn Russel stole the Phoenix Stone from Firuzeh, the former Persian Emperor of the realm. This Phoenix Stone gives the beholder complete power over the Infinity Sea. Nevertheless, the Phoenix Stone was eventually lost, and its location was forgotten even to Flynn himself. Now, a young girl living in the Port of London has a dying motive to discover this legend, which brings her into meeting the intrepid Flynn Russel. In doing this she finds herself in the middle of the effects of the Infinity Sea's long backstory, and also discovers her own true backstory in relation to this mystical place.

In a magical world of the past, a realm maintained for centuries is now facing decline, as the king has been assassinated in the midst of a fierce sea battle. In this supernatural place known as the Four Kingdoms, the Great King's son, Hunter Kahler, is still alive. However, the group that had killed his parents three years ago, the Society of Skotos II, sees him as a target that still has yet to be killed along with his parents. Hunter must fight to survive and hopefully reclaim the royal throne that he rightfully deserves by birthright. Despite the hostility in this world, the most unlikely earthly saviors accidentally stumble upon the magical Four Kingdoms. With these unexpected companions, Hunter will need to embark on the most treacherous journey through the Kingdoms he had ever known.