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American Dreams

This series chronicles the life journeys and aspirations of several characters across different eras of American history. It delves into themes of love, loss, social mobility, and the pursuit of happiness. Readers are treated to an engaging exploration of the nation's cultural and economic transformations and how these forces shape individual destinies. It's a saga of resilience and what it truly means to live out one's own American dream.

Weather the Storm
Song of the Sea
Into the Wind

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  • Into the Wind

    Part One

    • 196 pages
    • 7 hours of reading
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    Set in Mexico during 1814, the story follows sixteen-year-old Rosie, whose life is upended when her father is killed and their saloon is destroyed. With no one to turn to, she joins Raider Lyons, a young sea captain on a quest to rescue his kidnapped brother. As they navigate the perilous waters filled with American privateers and the British Navy, Rosie grapples with the dangers of war and the tumultuous feelings she develops for Raider, leading to a gripping tale of adventure and self-discovery.

    Into the Wind
  • Song of the Sea

    Part Two

    • 196 pages
    • 7 hours of reading
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    The story follows Raider, a daring privateer, who risks his life to rescue Rosie from the clutches of the cruel Captain Lawrence. As Rosie tends to Raider's wounds, she grapples with her feelings after their unexpected kiss, knowing their worlds may never align. With Raider drawn back to the perilous life of war at sea, their burgeoning romance faces challenges, especially with the arrival of the infamous pirate Jean Laffite, intensifying the stakes for both characters.

    Song of the Sea
  • Weather the Storm

    Part Three

    • 180 pages
    • 7 hours of reading
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    The story follows Rosie as she uncovers buried family secrets in England after Raider brings her there. With no relatives left, she agrees to travel to New Orleans with him, deepening her feelings for the adventurous buccaneer. However, as war ensues at sea, Rosie grapples with Raider's obsession and the emotional turmoil it brings, as he sails into battle, taking with him the love that has become her lifeline. The narrative explores themes of love, sacrifice, and the impact of war on personal relationships.

    Weather the Storm