Are you ready for a Return to Sanctuary? Enjoy Fourteen Original Fan Fiction tales set in Sherrilyn Kenyon's Hunterverse with a Foreword by Sherrilyn herself. This is volume II.Over a century ago, the Peltier clan came to New Orleans and established one of the best-known Limanis in the world. Now out of the shadows of their past, the present, and the future, readers will be treated to a second anthology of stories written by fans of Sherri's as they dip their pens into the realms o...

Sabrina hasn't seen her husband in too long. The call from the phone tree telling her the submarine her husband's on is coming in, starts a tumble of events. Led along the sexy way of a returning ship, her friend knows all the secrets and shares them with Bri. She's ready and steady on those high heels, but not so sure about the rest. For Bri there's no turning back. For Deke, the long absent husband, there's no place like home with a wife willing to wear next to nothing to greet the subma...

Who could ignore the beautiful day for a ride? Sure, her husband made her promise not to go out without him. Sure, she could call friends. But the day couldn't be resisted and she donned her helmet. On her return she never thought she'd end up in a ditch, unable to finish her ride home without a stop by the hospital.He was going to blow his cool over this one.As soon as he got back to the duty station they called home.

Dante gets ready for her first homecoming, with a little help from her very pregnant friend, June. They put together the right things for a true welcome home for her sailor, Mike. Her outfit barely covers what's there and she still has to cross through gangways and ladders on the breezy shore to reach her husband's arms. Screwing up her courage, Dante takes her first steps in an erotic welcome Mike will never forget.

Keaton couldn't get off the carrier fast enough. The flight into Virginia took way too long. Selena was taking her sweet time getting to him. He'd been away from her before, but never this long. At this point he was ready to blast the sand into glass and end the entire war. What he wanted was his wife and the escape she provided. The softness to his hard side, the welcome to his hungers. He wasn't going to make it home before she yielded to him. He couldn't wait for her sweetness, for her ...

Anything that could go wrong, did. Rebel wasn't ready for the warning this time. Besides, it manifested the day the husbands deployed. Right? Anxious to have Doug home, all hell breaks loose. With her friend, Ricka, they have a photo shoot in the morning and thanks to Ricka, Rebel has a whole new wardrobe to show off. Doug will love these pictures. If she can screw up her courage and pose in front of the photographer.For his part, Doug's been grounded with his team just two hours aw...

There were 231,000 men and 10,000 women who served in the Coast Guard during World War II. – and 1,918 of them did not return home. At its height, the Coast Guard manned 802 ocean going cutters, 351 naval vessels, 288 Army watercraft, smaller vessels assigned to escort and port security, and 165 aircraft. Stephen C. Stripe, an amateur historian whose father, Max E. Stripe, served in the Coast Guard during World War II, tells the fascinating story of LST 791 and her Coast Guard crew, from c...

On the evening of March 31, 1945, hours before the invasion of Okinawa, Max Stripe, Billy Thornhill, and five other crewmen manned the forward twin 40 mm mount of LST 791. Riley was stationed up in the Conn, tracking enemy planes from bogey reports that came in over the radio. An increase in air attacks could be expected at sunset and dawn becausefor a brief timeaircraft could see the ships clearly, but it was difficult for the ships to see the planes. Suddenly, a group of transports aster...

NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER • From the acclaimed author of The Last Stand of the Tin Can Sailors comes a “vivid and engaging” (The Wall Street Journal) account of the deadliest, most pivotal naval campaign of the Pacific war: Guadalcanal.“A literary tour de force that is destined to become one of the . . . definitive works about the battle for Guadalcanal.”—San Antonio Express-NewsThe Battle of Guadalcanal ...

“This will be a fight against overwhelming odds from which survival cannot be expected. We will do what damage we can.”With these words, Lieutenant Commander Robert W. Copeland addressed the crew of the destroyer escort USS Samuel B. Roberts on the morning of October 25, 1944, off the Philippine Island of Samar. On the horizon loomed the mightiest ships of the Japanese navy, a massive fleet that represented the last hope of a staggering empire. All that st...

Winner of the 2011 Samuel Eliot Morison Award for Naval Literature, The Twilight Warriors is the engrossing, page-turning saga of a tightly knit band of naval aviators who are thrust into the final—and most brutal—battle of the Pacific war during World War II: Okinawa.April 1945. The end of World War II finally appears to be nearing. The Third Reich is collapsing in Europe, and the Americans are overpowering the once-mighty Japanese Empire in the Pacific. ...

“There’s no margin for mistakes in submarines. You’re either alive or dead.”–Richard O’KaneHailed as the ace of aces, captain Richard O’Kane, winner of the Congressional Medal of Honor for his consummate skill and heroism as a submarine skipper, sank more enemy ships and saved more downed fliers than anyone else.Now Pulitzer Prize—winning author William Tuohy captures all the danger, the terror, and the pulse-pounding action of undersea combat as he chronicles O’Kane...