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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. He inherited a sailboat. What he found was his father. Ryder Dale has spent years avoiding the ocean that made his father a legend.Charlie Dale crossed the Pacific alone six times, earning the respect of sailors around the world while leaving his son with little more than memories, unanswered questions, and a growing distance neither man ever seemed able to bridge.After Charlie's death, Ryder inherits the one thing he never wanted: his father's beloved Beneteau sailboat.What begins as a simple voyage with his best friend soon becomes something far more profound. As Ryder follows the routes Charlie once sailed across the vast Pacific, he discovers journals, photographs, and pieces of a life he never fully understood. He begins to see the man behind the legend.Then the ocean reminds them all that it demands respect.When a catastrophic storm leaves them fighting for survival thousands of miles from land, Ryder is forced to confront the same questions that shaped his father's life: What truly matters? What are we willing to risk for the people we love? And how do we find our way forward when everything familiar has been swept away?A powerful novel of friendship, loss, resilience, and the fragile beauty of ordinary moments, The Last Ordinary Day is a story about fathers and sons, the paths we inherit, and the realization that none of us ever know when we're living our last ordinary day. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Ryder Dale has spent years avoiding the ocean that made his father a legend.Charlie Dale crossed the Pacific alone six times, earning the respect of sailors around the world while leaving his son with little more than memories, unanswered questions, and a growing distance neither man ever seemed able to bridge.After Charlie's death, Ryder inherits the one thing he never wanted: his father's beloved Beneteau sailboat.What begins as a simple voyage with his best friend soon becomes something far more profound. As Ryder follows the routes Charlie once sailed across the vast Pacific, he discovers journals, photographs, and pieces of a life he never fully understood. He begins to see the man behind the legend.But when a violent South Pacific storm leaves him fighting for survival hundreds of miles from land, Ryder must rely on the lessons his father left behind and the compass that once guided Charlie across the world's largest ocean.The Last Ordinary Day is a story of fathers and sons, friendship and loss, and the quiet moments that shape a life long before we realize their importance.Because sometimes every day feels ordinary until suddenly it isn't. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Before the Eye was inherited, it was endured.Birth of the Eye is a historical Gothic memoir set within The Bavent Bloodline Chronicles, told in the imagined voice of Madeleine Bavent, a real seventeenth century French woman whose testimony survives in court records from the infamous Louviers witchcraft and possession trials.Taken from her family after the violent loss of her parents, Madeleine grows up in the margins of charity and neglect. At eighteen, she enters the strict confines of the Catholic Church, where obedience is prized and silence is demanded. Within the convent walls she becomes the target of cruelty and manipulation, her body and spirit subjected to the ambitions of men sworn to guide her. When accusation replaces truth, she is made a scapegoat for forces she does not yet understand.Imprisoned, condemned, and ultimately cast beyond the safety she once sought, Madeleine endures public scandal and private suffering before crossing the Atlantic toward an uncertain future. Through it all, the Eye binds itself to her, not as a curse, but as a vessel of memory carried in blood and marked by sacrifice.Written as a memoir preserved for her descendants, Birth of the Eye reveals the making of a lineage and the cost of survival that would echo for generations.Birth of the Eye is a Gothic novel steeped in French history, feminine strength, endurance and psychological tension, where the Eye is created and the blood runs true. In 17th-century France, Madeleine Bavent endures convent scandal, witchcraft trials, and spiritual terror. Her survival becomes the first link in a bloodline that will echo for centuries. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Ryder Dale has spent years avoiding the ocean that made his father a legend.Charlie Dale crossed the Pacific alone six times, earning the respect of sailors around the world while leaving his son with little more than memories, unanswered questions, and a growing distance neither man ever seemed able to bridge.After Charlie's death, Ryder inherits the one thing he never wanted: his father's beloved Beneteau sailboat.What begins as a simple voyage with his best friend soon becomes something far more profound. As Ryder follows the routes Charlie once sailed across the vast Pacific, he discovers journals, photographs, and pieces of a life he never fully understood. He begins to see the man behind the legend.But when a violent South Pacific storm leaves him fighting for survival hundreds of miles from land, Ryder must rely on the lessons his father left behind and the compass that once guided Charlie across the world's largest ocean.The Last Ordinary Day is a story of fathers and sons, friendship and loss, and the quiet moments that shape a life long before we realize their importance.Because sometimes every day feels ordinary until suddenly it isn't. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Ryder Dale has spent years avoiding the ocean that made his father a legend.Charlie Dale crossed the Pacific alone six times, earning the respect of sailors around the world while leaving his son with little more than memories, unanswered questions, and a growing distance neither man ever seemed able to bridge.After Charlie's death, Ryder inherits the one thing he never wanted: his father's beloved Beneteau sailboat.What begins as a simple voyage with his best friend soon becomes something far more profound. As Ryder follows the routes Charlie once sailed across the vast Pacific, he discovers journals, photographs, and pieces of a life he never fully understood. He begins to see the man behind the legend.But when a violent South Pacific storm leaves him fighting for survival hundreds of miles from land, Ryder must rely on the lessons his father left behind and the compass that once guided Charlie across the world's largest ocean.The Last Ordinary Day is a story of fathers and sons, friendship and loss, and the quiet moments that shape a life long before we realize their importance.Because sometimes every day feels ordinary until suddenly it isn't. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. He inherited a sailboat. What he found was his father. Ryder Dale has spent years avoiding the ocean that made his father a legend.Charlie Dale crossed the Pacific alone six times, earning the respect of sailors around the world while leaving his son with little more than memories, unanswered questions, and a growing distance neither man ever seemed able to bridge.After Charlie's death, Ryder inherits the one thing he never wanted: his father's beloved Beneteau sailboat.What begins as a simple voyage with his best friend soon becomes something far more profound. As Ryder follows the routes Charlie once sailed across the vast Pacific, he discovers journals, photographs, and pieces of a life he never fully understood. He begins to see the man behind the legend.Then the ocean reminds them all that it demands respect.When a catastrophic storm leaves them fighting for survival thousands of miles from land, Ryder is forced to confront the same questions that shaped his father's life: What truly matters? What are we willing to risk for the people we love? And how do we find our way forward when everything familiar has been swept away?A powerful novel of friendship, loss, resilience, and the fragile beauty of ordinary moments, The Last Ordinary Day is a story about fathers and sons, the paths we inherit, and the realization that none of us ever know when we're living our last ordinary day. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Madeline Bennett returns to Boston for her sister's funeral and inherits more than a manor in Maine; she inherits the Eye, an ancient amulet that has bound the women of her bloodline for centuries. Said to grant knowledge at a terrible cost, the relic traces back to a condemned French nun, Madeleine Bavent, whose vow still echoes through time.At Bencliff Manor, grief turns to obsession as the Eye whispers, portraits watch, and dreams bleed into memory. Joined by friends who each sense the house's pull, Maddie must uncover the truth behind her family's curse before it claims her.Legacy of the Eye is a Gothic tale of inheritance, faith, and the dangerous hunger for understanding, where blood remembers and the Eye never sleeps. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Ryder Dale has spent years avoiding the ocean that made his father a legend.Charlie Dale crossed the Pacific alone six times, earning the respect of sailors around the world while leaving his son with little more than memories, unanswered questions, and a growing distance neither man ever seemed able to bridge.After Charlie's death, Ryder inherits the one thing he never wanted: his father's beloved Beneteau sailboat.What begins as a simple voyage with his best friend soon becomes something far more profound. As Ryder follows the routes Charlie once sailed across the vast Pacific, he discovers journals, photographs, and pieces of a life he never fully understood. He begins to see the man behind the legend.But when a violent South Pacific storm leaves him fighting for survival hundreds of miles from land, Ryder must rely on the lessons his father left behind and the compass that once guided Charlie across the world's largest ocean.The Last Ordinary Day is a story of fathers and sons, friendship and loss, and the quiet moments that shape a life long before we realize their importance.Because sometimes every day feels ordinary until suddenly it isn't. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Before the Eye was inherited, it was endured.Birth of the Eye is a historical Gothic memoir set within The Bavent Bloodline Chronicles, told in the imagined voice of Madeleine Bavent, a real seventeenth century French woman whose testimony survives in court records from the infamous Louviers witchcraft and possession trials.Taken from her family after the violent loss of her parents, Madeleine grows up in the margins of charity and neglect. At eighteen, she enters the strict confines of the Catholic Church, where obedience is prized and silence is demanded. Within the convent walls she becomes the target of cruelty and manipulation, her body and spirit subjected to the ambitions of men sworn to guide her. When accusation replaces truth, she is made a scapegoat for forces she does not yet understand.Imprisoned, condemned, and ultimately cast beyond the safety she once sought, Madeleine endures public scandal and private suffering before crossing the Atlantic toward an uncertain future. Through it all, the Eye binds itself to her, not as a curse, but as a vessel of memory carried in blood and marked by sacrifice.Written as a memoir preserved for her descendants, Birth of the Eye reveals the making of a lineage and the cost of survival that would echo for generations.Birth of the Eye is a Gothic novel steeped in French history, feminine strength, endurance and psychological tension, where the Eye is created and the blood runs true. In 17th-century France, Madeleine Bavent endures convent scandal, witchcraft trials, and spiritual terror. Her survival becomes the first link in a bloodline that will echo for centuries. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Madeline Bennett returns to Boston for her sister's funeral and inherits more than a manor in Maine; she inherits the Eye, an ancient amulet that has bound the women of her bloodline for centuries. Said to grant knowledge at a terrible cost, the relic traces back to a condemned French nun, Madeleine Bavent, whose vow still echoes through time.At Bencliff Manor, grief turns to obsession as the Eye whispers, portraits watch, and dreams bleed into memory. Joined by friends who each sense the house's pull, Maddie must uncover the truth behind her family's curse before it claims her.Legacy of the Eye is a Gothic tale of inheritance, faith, and the dangerous hunger for understanding, where blood remembers and the Eye never sleeps.…

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. BIRTH OF THE EYEBefore the Eye was inherited, it was endured.Birth of the Eye is a historical Gothic memoir set within The Bavent Bloodline Chronicles, told in the imagined voice of Madeleine Bavent, a real seventeenth century French woman whose testimony survives in court records from the infamous Louviers witchcraft and possession trials.Taken from her family after the violent loss of her parents, Madeleine grows up in the margins of charity and neglect. At eighteen, she enters the strict confines of the Catholic Church, where obedience is prized and silence is demanded. Within the convent walls she becomes the target of cruelty and manipulation, her body and spirit subjected to the ambitions of men sworn to guide her. When accusation replaces truth, she is made a scapegoat for forces she does not yet understand.Imprisoned, condemned, and ultimately cast beyond the safety she once sought, Madeleine endures public scandal and private suffering before crossing the Atlantic toward an uncertain future. Through it all, the Eye binds itself to her, not as a curse, but as a vessel of memory carried in blood and marked by sacrifice.Written as a memoir preserved for her descendants, Birth of the Eye reveals the making of a lineage and the cost of survival that would echo for generations. In 17th-century France, Madeleine Bavent endures convent scandal, witchcraft trials, and spiritual terror. Her survival becomes the first link in a bloodline that will echo for centuries. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Before the Eye was inherited, it was endured.Birth of the Eye is a historical Gothic memoir set within The Bavent Bloodline Chronicles, told in the imagined voice of Madeleine Bavent, a real seventeenth century French woman whose testimony survives in court records from the infamous Louviers witchcraft and possession trials.Taken from her family after the violent loss of her parents, Madeleine grows up in the margins of charity and neglect. At eighteen, she enters the strict confines of the Catholic Church, where obedience is prized and silence is demanded. Within the convent walls she becomes the target of cruelty and manipulation, her body and spirit subjected to the ambitions of men sworn to guide her. When accusation replaces truth, she is made a scapegoat for forces she does not yet understand.Imprisoned, condemned, and ultimately cast beyond the safety she once sought, Madeleine endures public scandal and private suffering before crossing the Atlantic toward an uncertain future. Through it all, the Eye binds itself to her, not as a curse, but as a vessel of memory carried in blood and marked by sacrifice.Written as a memoir preserved for her descendants, Birth of the Eye reveals the making of a lineage and the cost of survival that would echo for generations.Birth of the Eye is a Gothic novel steeped in French history, feminine strength, endurance and psychological tension, where the Eye is created and the blood runs true.…