London: 1942 books

Fresh from a dangerous mission, Eli Sands and his friends Clyne and Thea are thrown into nineteenth-century America after an accident with their time-travel vessel. Clyne is stranded alone in hostile territory, while Thea and Eli pop into the beginning of the famed Lewis and Clark expedition. After...

Eli Sands's time-traveling talent has led him to his missing mother's location: San Francisco, 1941. But the U.S. has just entered World War II, and Margarite Sands won't return home until she's sure the secret of time travel is safe from the Nazis. Once again on the front line of danger, Eli and...

The year is now 2020, and Eli and thea have been taken hostage by DARPA, whose experiments with time travel are wreaking havoc on history. Clyne, meanwhile, has been captured by a traveling carnival that may have connections with the Danger Boy project. When Thea starts to exhibit symptoms of the...

The year is 2019, and a secret government agency is forcing Eli Sands's dad to continue with his time-travel experiments, even though Eli's mom has just disappeared in one. Then Eli himself demonstrates an unexpected ability to travel through time. Now he has a ridiculous new code name and a gravely...

After Daybreak brings J. A. London's romantic dystopian Darkness Before Dawn series to a thrilling conclusion. Dawn grew up behind a wall, terrified of the vampires outside who controlled the lives of humans and demanded their blood. But when she became a delegate for her city and met Victor,...

This carefully crafted ebook: "THE CALL OF THE WILD & WHITE FANG” is formatted for your eReader with a functional and detailed table of contents. The Call of the Wild – A dog named Buck gets stolen from his home in Santa Clara Valley, California, and sold into service as a sled dog in...

Jack London's adventure masterpiece is not only a vivid account of the Klondike gold rush and North American Indian life, but it is also an intriguing study of the effects different environments have on an individual. Celebrate the centennial anniversary of the classic tale of a wolf-dog who endures great cruelty before he comes to know human kindness.

Joe Bronson is bored with school. Worse yet, his father is threatening to send him to a military academy. When Joe skips classes to take the ferry across San Francisco Bay to Oakland, the sight of boats along the wharf inspires him to abandon his dreary routine. He joins French Pete and 'Frisco Kid...

This volume contains the first three complete cozy mysteries in London Lovett's Port Danby Cozy Mystery series. Join Lacey 'Pink' Pinkerton and the cast of colorful, lovable Port Danby characters—including the endearing and handsome Detective James Briggs—for three intriguing murder mysteries. Marigolds...

From USA Today bestselling author Ophelia London comes a brand new mystery series that will have you laughing out loud... Maren Colepepper thought she had it all: a career at a fashion magazine, a successful boyfriend, and a glamorous New York lifestyle. She thought wrong. When her glamorous...

Book 1 of London Lovett's brand new cozy mystery series, Firefly Junction. With her social life and writing career in tatters at the ripe old age of thirty-five, Sunni Taylor decides to pack up her things and join her sisters, Lana and Emily, in the small town of Firefly Junction. Hoping to...

Los Angeles, 1923. The land of movie stars and perpetual sunshine has a stylish new force to be reckoned with—Poppy Starfire, Private Investigator. Poppy recently moved out on her own and is eager for a taste of independence and to prove to her retired Uncle Sherman that she is capable of...

The Call of the Wild is a novel written by Jack London, an American author. It was published in 1903. The story takes place in the extreme conditions of the Yukon during the 19th-century Klondike Gold Rush, where strong sled dogs were in high demand. After Buck, a domesticated dog, is snatched from...

The theme of this Megapack is classic mystery and crime fiction from the Victorian era. We have taken the liberty of extending the qualifying publication dates to the end of World War I, since that event marked more of a turning point in world literature than the advent of the Edwardian Age. Certainly...