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Another Navy SEAL Cruise? What Could Possibly Go Wrong?EVERYTHING!Christy and Kyle Lansdowne receive a long-lost piece of luggage returned from a cruise vacation from Hell several years prior. Inside, lies the remains of SEAL Team 3 friend and former gym owner, Joseph "Gunny" Hoskins. Their mission was to release his ashes upon the deep blue sea, but their cruise was interrupted by a terrorist takeover of the ship, thwarted by the SEALs on board.But when the ocean returns him to San Diego in Christy's cosmetic bag, a new adventure is hatched to give Gunny eternal rest.Kyle, Christy, and their three children embark on another memorial cruise mission, along with several other SEAL families. In paying tribute to the life of a fellow brother-in-arms, they usher in the dawn of a bright new future for them all. As the past is finally buried amid the dangers of the present, the ocean's giant wheel-the Circle of Life-lives on.In honoring the irreverent life of one, the bond and commitment of the brothers who remain is strengthened to do battle.The SEAL Brotherhood: Legacy Series is about the original couples in Sharon Hamilton's popular SEAL Brotherhood Series. It furthers the stories of these couples ten years later, after marriages, children, and separations. These are stand-alone books, but readers who are unfamiliar with the series would enjoy reading the background stories first.Recommended reading order: Accidental SEAL, Cruisin' For A SEAL, Watery Grave.

'God only knows what fate befell Vicky after, cold and alone at that bus stop, she accepted a lift home.' Abducted from a local bus stop, schoolgirl Vicky Hamilton vanished into thin air. Her disappearance left the country in shock and a family torn apart. Sharon - her sister and best friend - never stopped looking for her. Then, seventeen years later, the search came to an abrupt and tragic end.Taken is Sharon Hamilton's heartbreaking true story of what happens to a family when one of its most loved members disappears without a trace. It's about never giving up hope that one day they will come home, and that justice will be done.

The father-daughter relationship was one that Shakespeare explored again and again. This work considers Capulet in ""Romeo and Juliet"" as an inept father to Juliet, and Prospero in ""The Tempest"" as an able mentor to Miranda. It also considers Hermia in ""A Midsummer Night's Dream"", amongst others.