Books with title In The Caribbean Sea

He tried to walk away. Until they threatened his family.A routine investigation into two mysterious murders spins out of control. Shadow players – spies and assassins – crack open the door to a global conspiracy with Case Lee smack-dab in the middle. He tried to walk away until he finds his family threatened. He didn’t want it, but now he’s stuck on a roller coaster ride of intrigue and life on a razor’s edge.A murdered wife. A bounty on his head. Case lives an isolated life on the Ace of Spades, an old wooden cruiser plying the waters of the Intracoastal Waterway from Virginia to Florida. His only friends are a collection of former Delta Force teammates spread across the globe and an enigmatic broker of clandestine information, Jules of the Clubhouse. His mom and mentally challenged younger sister are his lodestone, his anchor. They provide sanctuary from the life-threatening dangers he deals with on the jobs offered from a mysterious Swiss client.Case wants out. But when he returns from the Caribbean, realization dawns that it’s not over. He’s uncovered a massive conspiracy and killers are headed his way. Rather than wait, he protects his family and goes after his enemies. And introduces them to a man with special skills. Very special skills.In THE CARIBBEAN JOB – the third stand-alone novel from the Bestselling Case Lee series - author Vince Milam delivers another heart-pounding thriller of espionage, treachery, and terrorism. A tale filled to the brim with enigmatic and fascinating characters, plot twists, and stunning surprises.Join hundreds of thousands of readers and find yourself swept away today!____________________From verified Amazon reviewers: “Vince Milam’s Case Lee series is as good or better than any similar series in print today.”"Milam's characters are razor sharp, his action scenes are heart pounding, and his ability to place the reader in Case's exotic locations is cinematic. Highly recommended."“Easily ranks up there with Lee Child and Vince Flynn.""The joyful innocence and love shared between Case and his mentally challenged sister is a revelation. I have not read a more compelling and satisfying series.""Definitely among the best novels I’ve ever read.""Reacher, Gabriel Allon, Mitch Rapp, The Gray Man, Dewey Andreas, and Scott Horvath have a new neighbor in the “favorites” section of my library. Welcome, Case Lee."“Case Lee has flaws, doubts, angst, and a conscience that sometimes gets in the way. As far as I am concerned, Milam has written a character better than Reacher, to whom all other characters in this genre are typically compared.”“One of the best authors I have found. The storyline of the main character with his family is as good as it gets.”“If you have not read this series, I highly recommend you do, even if you think it is not something you would normally be interested in.”“Case Lee is really something. He is brave, courageous and yet sensitive and caring. The characters are colorful. The action is riveting. Love this series. Please write more.”“Case Lee is a combination of deadly killer and soft-hearted nice guy, the kind of guy who can take his mentally challenged sister to sea world and discuss whether a turtle and a dog can be best friends, and yet take out five or six guys in a gunfight without blinking.”“Do yourself a favor and click the BUY IT NOW BUTTON! For fans of Clancy, Thor, Flynn, Greaney, etc. you will love Vince Milan.”

The fifth book in The Adventures of Archibald and Jockabeb series picks up right where the fourth book left off. With many questions about what really happened in the Sonoran Desert still unanswered, Archibald and Jockabeb's family head to the island of Jamaica for spring vacation. What begins as an idyllic stay at a secluded beachfront inn soon takes a turn for the worse when the boys and the inn's proprietor, Salty, charter a fishing boat for the day. The captain of the boat is none other than Tommy Nat, Mr. Natonto's estranged son. The violent storm that follows turns out to be only the first of many unexpected events that quickly propel the two brothers toward an unexpected showdown on another Caribbean island. The elusive Tommy Nat, a mysterious island doctor, a giant Haitian named Maurice, and unseen zombies all combine to set the stage for another classic clash between the forces of good and evil. While the final confrontation that unfolds inside a deserted café ultimately provides answers to the remaining mysteries of Lizard Flats, it also places the boys in untold danger. The book contains a number of interesting facts about the Caribbean, its culture and religion, and a bit of the occult. As in past books, the reader observes firsthand how Archibald and Jockabeb grow as brothers and young teens, all the while learning the true meaning of friendship.

The be-boppin’ fly and his band are back! Following the award-winning Jazz Fly and Jazz Fly 2: The Jungle Pachanga, this high seas adventure pairs marine mammals with pirate crabs, reggae with cha-cha-chá. It’s a beautifully illustrated, 40-page showcase that includes a CD and audio download. The audio features the author’s musical narration, backed by jazz all-stars, which encourages listeners to chant and read along. (Look for clip of Jazz Fly 3 on Youtube!) Now performing on an international cruise ship, the scat-singing fly turns French and Spanish words into chants. But when the lovesick Captain Cockroach leaves the helm, the luxury liner veers off course. And how will the plucky musicians respond after a thunderstorm separates them and casts them adrift? An author’s note provides background about the Caribbean region and music, and an attractive glossary defines the French and Spanish words used. Ideal for music-loving children and families. Music teachers will appreciate the rhythms presented, including grooves in the lesser known time signatures of 3, 5 and 7! Gollub’s narration will keep young listeners young and old boppin’ on the edge of their seats. Digitally rendered, full-color illustrations mark Karen Hanke's best work yet.

June 1766 – Havana, CubaAdam Fletcher begins a life-altering quest when he travels to help deliver cargo in the West Indies. Not long after the Carolina Gypsy arrives in the bustling port of Havana, Cuba, Adam ventures out on his own to track down a man who he has been told may have information about his father.His plans are complicated, however, when he ends up being taken hostage by the very men he hired as interpreters.When his shipmates receive a ransom letter, they launch a desperate search to find him, but meanwhile, Adam plots his own escape from the hands of his captors. Once he discovers who’s behind it all, he starts thinking that maybe he should have left well-enough alone instead of trying to dig up secrets that were buried in the past.Captured in the Caribbean is the second book in the Adam Fletcher Adventure Series of historical fiction novels. If you like fast-moving adventures, impetuous young heroes, suspense-filled plots, and a dash of romance, then you'll love Sara Whitford's entertaining series!

In the Caribbean Sea, where the strong currents run, lived a mother sperm whale and her little whale one. “Sing,” said the mother. “I sing,” said the one. So they sung all day, where the strong currents run. Teach your little one the fun way to count with some of the beautiful creatures in the Caribbean Sea. Join the little sea turtle as his mother teaches him to graze on sea grasses and the baby manatees as they learn to float. Clap, sing and copy the actions of the babies in this easy-to-learn rhyme. There are so many new creatures to see in this beautifully illustrated book that your child will want to read it again and again.

An army of shadows has been amassed. Its one goal: to destroy the Pirate Lords for their Shadow Master--an alchemist who has created a special gold that grants him unfathomable power. But the soothsayer, Tia Dalma has other plans for the Lords and cannot allow them to be destroyed. So she calls on the one man who can turn the tide--Captain Jack Sparrow...

The fifth book in The Adventures of Archibald and Jockabeb series picks up right where the fourth book left off. With many questions about what really happened in the Sonoran Desert still unanswered, Archibald and Jockabeb’s family head to the island of Jamaica for spring vacation. What begins as an idyllic stay at a secluded beachfront inn soon takes a turn for the worse when the boys and the inn’s proprietor, Salty, charter a fishing boat for the day. The captain of the boat is none other than Tommy Nat, Mr. Natonto’s estranged son. The violent storm that follows turns out to be only the first of many unexpected events that quickly propel the two brothers toward an unexpected showdown on another Caribbean island. The elusive Tommy Nat, a mysterious island doctor, a giant Haitian named Maurice, and unseen zombies all combine to set the stage for another classic clash between the forces of good and evil. While the final confrontation that unfolds inside a deserted café ultimately provides answers to the remaining mysteries of Lizard Flats, it also places the boys in untold danger. The book contains a number of interesting facts about the Caribbean, its culture and religion, and a bit of the occult. As in past books, the reader observes firsthand how Archibald and Jockabeb grow as brothers and young teens, all the while learning the true meaning of friendship.

June 1766 – Havana, CubaAdam Fletcher begins a life-altering quest when he travels on Emmanuel Rogers’s sloop to help deliver cargo in the West Indies. Not long after the Carolina Gypsy arrives in the bustling port of Havana, Cuba, Adam ventures out on his own to track down a man who he has been told may have information about his father.His plans are complicated, however, when he ends up being taken hostage by the very men he hired as interpreters.When his shipmates receive a ransom letter, they launch a desperate search to find him, but meanwhile, Adam plots his own escape from the hands of his captors. Once he discovers who’s behind it all, he starts thinking that maybe he should have left well-enough alone instead of trying to dig up secrets that were buried in the past.Captured in the Caribbean is the second book in the Adam Fletcher Adventure Series of historical fiction novels. If you like fast-moving adventures, impetuous young heroes, suspense-filled plots, and a dash of romance, then you'll love Sara Whitford's entertaining series!

Featuring the photographs of Norbert Wu Award-winning photographer Norbert Wu and renowned science writer Leighton Taylor take us on an underwater adventure as we explore the earth's deepest and most mysterious places. Stunning images accompany texts that incorporate life science topics of life cycles, organisms and environments, food webs, adaptation, survival, and diversity. Each title also strengthens map-reading skills, geographical literacy, and basic concepts about the earth's structure and systems. Included in each volume are: Glossary Further Reading Index