Bøger af Gina Giordano

Do we really know how much impact we have on our greatest resource?While enjoying a beautiful day on the water with family, Pedro, Sienna, and Omari spot something strange on the horizon. As they sail toward it, they discover something unexpected. What they learn from Otis the Trash Octopus and his ocean friends change their perspectives and gives them new purpose. Otis the Trash Talking Octopus gives an up-close look at what everyday waste and pollution does to our oceans, sea-dwelling creatures, and humans. From plastic bags to bottle caps, six-pack holders, and more, we learn along with Pedro, Sienna, and Omari what we can do to help Otis and his friends! We all want to splash more, not trash more in the ocean!

Everything familiar to Eliza has been ripped away. Even worse, the cruel deed was done by her own hands.Nassau, Bahamas, 1791...Eliza Sharpe, recently wed to a mysterious and brooding soldier, departs for the West Indies with him to begin their new life. Once there, she realizes their marital arrangement is ill-fated and that she has made a disastrous choice. Charles, the man she finds herself bound to, is nothing short of a monster. On their very first night in New Providence, her innocence is irrevocably shattered. The walls of her new home hide a dark family secret, and Eliza realizes that the freedom she sought within marriage is a worse cage than the constraints she faced before.Eliza struggles with her new existence, her exposure to Charles' explosive temper, the brutality of slavery, and her isolation as she tries to grow accustomed to life on distant shores. The only source of comfort she finds is swimming in the startlingly clear ocean, an activity Charles expressly forbids.As she attempts to flee her deteriorating situation, an unexpected encounter with a beguiling stranger named Jean offers a promise of escape. Despite the dark rumors that swirl around her recent acquaintance and his mysterious past, he captures Eliza's interest and, ultimately, her heart¿with deadly consequences.On an island where nothing is as it appears, Eliza is confronted with the harsh realities of living on the fringe of empire, of womanhood, and the overt corruption that festers in the governor's mansion on the hill. Will she ever be able to secure her freedom¿and possibly even find redemption in love? STRANGE EDEN is the first novel in Gina Giordano's Strange Eden series. Haunting and gripping, STRANGE EDEN is historical fiction with edge. Seize your copy today!