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Books with title Stars of Fortune

  • Stars of Fortune

    Cynthia Harnett

    Hardcover (Lerner Publications, July 1, 1984)
    In England in 1554 the four eldest Washington children (ancestors of George Washington) become involved in a secret plot to free the Princess Elizabeth who is imprisoned in a nearby castle.
  • Stars of Fortune

    Cynthia Harnett

    Paperback (Egmont Childrens Books, April 12, 1990)
    Stars of Fortune
  • Stars of Fortune

    Cynthia Mary Harnett

    Hardcover (Putnam, March 15, 1956)
    None
  • Son of Fortune

    Victoria McKernan

    Paperback (Ember, April 14, 2015)
    Aiden Lynch is a survivor—only 16 years old, he's seen himself through near-starvation on the Kansas prairie, a brutal journey on the Oregon trail, and backbreaking work in a lumber camp. Now he's reached the glittering city of San Francisco, and though his future is uncertain, promise lies ahead. Luck seems to favor him as he manages to stay one step ahead of trouble, even in the city's notoriously dangerous Barbary Coast. And it is pure fortune that leads him to a wealthy family, and then the high-stakes poker game in which he wins a ship—fully outfitted and ready for trade. The trade he has inherited: importing guano, a highly potent fertilizer, from island mines in Peru.But what he finds in Peru is a savage business—conditions at the mines are unthinkable, the workers forced into servitude. When Aiden becomes involved with a miner who claims to be a kidnapped Chinese nobleman, all his loyalties are called into question, and he's plunged into a dangerous game.
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  • Fog of Fortune

    Michael S. Glassford, Carl Glassford, Sue Player

    language (Rockword, LLC, Oct. 31, 2014)
    Put down your bestsellers, it's time for a little Pirates 101. How does anyone know about a pirate if he takes no prisoners, leaves no witnesses and shows no mercy? Fifteen-year-old Samuel Burke would like to know. Life has a funny way of answering questions. Sam was living out his fantasy as a midshipman aboard the Dolphin when Captain Silversword attacked. He quickly learns the truth when he is press-ganging into service aboard the Black Flag. Armed with the knowledge of the pirate's only weakness, Sam must face his fear and confront Silversword again to save his life, his friends and spare England, and the world for that matter, from the pirate’s tyranny or die trying. Fog of Fortune is book one of the Silversword Chronicles, a historical adventure series with a fresh spin on the business of pirating. Rediscover the thrill of the sea in this clean action adventure story. Experience the romance of a time gone by. Feel the lust of pirate's treasure. Find the strength to walk away from the temptation.Enjoy Book One
  • Stars of Fortune

    Cynthia Mary Harnett

    Hardcover (Methuen, March 15, 1962)
    None
  • Son of Fortune

    Victoria McKernan

    eBook (Knopf Books for Young Readers, Nov. 12, 2013)
    Aiden Lynch is a survivor—only 16 years old, he's seen himself through near-starvation on the Kansas prairie, a brutal journey on the Oregon trail, and backbreaking work in a lumber camp. Now he's reached the glittering city of San Francisco, and though his future is uncertain, promise lies ahead. Luck seems to favor him as he manages to stay one step ahead of trouble, even in the city's notoriously dangerous Barbary Coast. And it is pure fortune that leads him to a wealthy family, and then the high-stakes poker game in which he wins a ship—fully outfitted and ready for trade. The trade he has inherited: importing guano, a highly potent fertilizer, from island mines in Peru.But what he finds in Peru is a savage business—conditions at the mines are unthinkable, the workers forced into servitude. When Aiden becomes involved with a miner who claims to be a kidnapped Chinese nobleman, all his loyalties are called into question, and he's plunged into a dangerous game.
  • Stars of fortune

    Cynthia HARNETT

    Paperback (Magnet, March 15, 1981)
    None
  • Son of Fortune

    Victoria McKernan

    Hardcover (Knopf Books for Young Readers, Nov. 12, 2013)
    Aiden Lynch is a survivor—only 16 years old, he's seen himself through near-starvation on the Kansas prairie, a brutal journey on the Oregon trail, and backbreaking work in a lumber camp. Now he's reached the glittering city of San Francisco, and though his future is uncertain, promise lies ahead. Luck seems to favor him as he manages to stay one step ahead of trouble, even in the city's notoriously dangerous Barbary Coast. And it is pure fortune that leads him to a wealthy family, and then the high-stakes poker game in which he wins a ship—fully outfitted and ready for trade. The trade he has inherited: importing guano, a highly potent fertilizer, from island mines in Peru.But what he finds in Peru is a savage business—conditions at the mines are unthinkable, the workers forced into servitude. When Aiden becomes involved with a miner who claims to be a kidnapped Chinese nobleman, all his loyalties are called into question, and he's plunged into a dangerous game.
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  • Stars of Fortune - Harnett

    HARNETT C

    Hardcover (Methuen Publishing Ltd, March 15, 1995)
    In England in 1554 the four eldest Washington children (ancestors of George Washington) become involved in a secret plot to free the Princess Elizabeth who is imprisoned in a nearby castle.
  • Fog of Fortune

    Michael S. Glassford

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Dec. 4, 2014)
    How do you know about a pirate if he takes no prisoners, leaves no witnesses, and shows no mercy? Captain Silversword attacks during the Dolphin's maiden voyage. In a moment of weakness, he breaks his own rule and press-gangs Samuel Burke into service aboard the Black Flag. Armed with the knowledge of the infamous pirate’s only weakness, Sam must face his fear and confront Silversword to save his life, his loved ones and spare the world from the pirate’s tyranny or die trying. Fog of Fortune is a Young Adult Historical Fiction with a fresh spin on the business of pirating. Rediscover the thrill of the sea. Experience the lust of pirate treasure. Find the strength to walk away from temptation.
  • Son of Fortune

    Victoria McKernan

    Library Binding (Knopf Books for Young Readers, Nov. 12, 2013)
    Aiden Lynch is a survivor—only 16 years old, he's seen himself through near-starvation on the Kansas prairie, a brutal journey on the Oregon trail, and backbreaking work in a lumber camp. Now he's reached the glittering city of San Francisco, and though his future is uncertain, promise lies ahead. Luck seems to favor him as he manages to stay one step ahead of trouble, even in the city's notoriously dangerous Barbary Coast. And it is pure fortune that leads him to a wealthy family, and then the high-stakes poker game in which he wins a ship—fully outfitted and ready for trade. The trade he has inherited: importing guano, a highly potent fertilizer, from island mines in Peru.But what he finds in Peru is a savage business—conditions at the mines are unthinkable, the workers forced into servitude. When Aiden becomes involved with a miner who claims to be a kidnapped Chinese nobleman, all his loyalties are called into question, and he's plunged into a dangerous game.
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