The Crocodile's Son
(Autor) Stephen BrookeQala, once Queen of the Pirates, had retired, hoping only for a comfortable and peaceful country life for herself and her little demigod son. Any of us might wish for such things. But others had their own plans. The boy's relatives, an unruly family of deities, felt called upon to meddle in his upbringing - and one might just want him dead. Add to this the politics and intrigues of mortal men and women, and their penchant for falling in love, as well as her old crew who think Qala has hidden treasure somewhere about her estate. Kidnappings and quests, an adventure through the worlds of gods and of mortals, await Qala in Book One of The Crocodile Chronicles, THE CROCODILE'S SON.
Stephen Brooke
Stephen Brooke is a renowned American author best known for his novel "The Woodsman's Daughter," a haunting tale of love and betrayal set in the rugged wilderness of the Pacific Northwest. His lyrical prose and vivid descriptions of nature have cemented his reputation as a master of literary fiction.
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