Searching for Dad: Lost at Sea
In book one Searching for Dad, Lost at Sea, Logan is determined to find his dad. His cousin Blair wants to help and stows away on the ship. But, in the midst of sailing the ocean blue, pirates kidnap Uncle Ronnie and Logan for their medical expertise. Logan and Blair learn that sailing is not for the faint of heart, yet Blair chooses to risk her own life to maintain the search. Ye shall see if they succeed in finding Logan’s dad.
- Sailing the High Seas Searching For Dad, Book 1, (Paperback)
- Author: Pat Gantz
- ISBN: 9781648734939
- Format: Paperback, Digital
- Publication Date: 2024-04-17
- Page Count: 204
Rendezvous with Grandmother, A Pirate Queen
In book two Rendezvous with Grandmother, A Pirate Queen, Madam Quing wants her grandson, Jian to be her heir. However, the Secret Tiger Society will stop at nothing to capture Jian and seize the Dragon Woman’s pirate kingdom in the South China Sea. Logan, Blair, and Sea Eagle’s crew must rescue Jian from one peril after another. The meeting with grandmother, she of the dark soul, ends with a stunning revelation.
- Sailing the High Seas, 1781 Rendezvous With Grandmother: A Pirate Queen, Book 2, (Paperback)
- Author: Writers Publishing House
- ISBN: 9781648735028
- Format: Paperback, Digital
- Publication Date: 2024-05-08
- Page Count: 174
In Hot Pursuit of Justice
In book three In Hot Pursuit of Justice sees Logan, Blair, and Uncle Ronnie chasing the pirate captain, Grayson under a Letter of Marque. The lad, Eli, and Logan possess secret weapons to outwit Grayson, that is, if they can board his sloop… Before they can do battle, however, Grayson’s latest scheme is one they never considered, FIRESHIP! Will Minerva explode?
- Sailing the High Seas, 1782 In Hot Pursuit of Justice, Book 3, (Paperback)
- Author: Writers Publishing House
- ISBN: 9781648735042
- Format: Paperback, Digital
- Publication Date: 2024-05-08
- Page Count: 158
About the Author
Pat Gantz lives with her husband, Ken, in Prescott, Arizona. As a child, Pat was the proverbial bookworm and developed a fondness for historical fiction. This love of reading later extended to collecting books, especially from the local town’s bookstores and museums during her travels. In visiting several seaport museums across the country, in Nova Scotia, and in Australia, she found something amiss, a lack of historical fiction during the not so swash-buckling Age of Sail for middle-grade readers. Inspired by tall mast ships that she explored when these ships were docked at various seaports, Pat embarked on the imaginary voyages that turned into stories about Sailing on the High Seas in the 1780s.