PERFECT for fans of Sarah Penner, C.J. Cooke, and Emilia Hart.

A historical fantasy with a thrilling twist.

1810 - Etta Gray is just trying to save her mother from smallpox when she is arrested and accused of witchcraft. Thrown into the icy waters off Cape Cod, she is certain that she will drown. Luckily, Milo witnesses her drowning from aboard The Bloody Sapphire. She is saved by Milo and pulled aboard a ship that is setting sail for an uninhabited island. But Milo hasn’t done her a favor. There are worse things than drowning.

Milo has no family and no reason to stay in Massachusetts. He is the first to volunteer when local legendary Captain Jon Lamprecht comes into the pub looking for crew members that have no interest in returning to America. As the ship is leaving the harbor, Milo sees a young girl thrown into the water by the angry mob in town. He saves her from drowning, but he knows that he can't leave her in Massachusetts where she will be tried as a witch. Sneaking Etta Gray on board to save her, he later realizes that she’s in more danger on the ship.

Milo risks his own life trying to keep her alive until the next port. Events on the ship take a turn for the worst when Etta Gray is discovered. Using the potion that was meant to save her mother, she turns herself into a blood-thirsty, revenge-seeking immortal creature destined to haunt the seas for centuries.

2020 - Greer Rogers comes from two of the most famous scientists in the world. That’s why she earned a graduate degree in Folklore and Mythology, refusing to take the same scientific path as the famous Bill and Eva Rogers. But when unnatural occurrences begin on an isolated island at the edge of the world, a place that has haunted Greer’s dreams since childhood, Greer uses her family’s foundation to secure a research crew of academics from around the globe to aid with her expedition. But what they find will leave them second guessing everything they thought they knew about science and the laws of nature as Greer’s world collides with Etta Gray’s ocean two hundred years after she disappeared from Cape Cod.