Come Looking For Me
In Cheryl Cooper’s book Come Looking for Me, a mysterious young English woman named Emily risks a crossing of the Atlantic during the War of 1812 for the promise of a new adventure in Canada. But she never arrives.
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Second Summer of War
In Second Summer of War, the British traitor Captain Thomas Trevelyan is now incarcerated on a prison hulk in Portsmouth Harbour. Princess Emeline “Emily” Louisa sails back to England and is summarily dispatched to Hartwood Hall, home of the disagreeable Duke and Duchess of Belmont.
Set in 1813, Second Summer of War is a sequel to Come Looking for Me. Published in January 2014 by Dundurn Press, it is the second book in Cheryl Cooper’s “Seasons of War” series.
Run Red with Blood
In late September 1813, Fly Austen, now a captain, is ordered back to the American coast as England’s Royal Navy has suffered a series of humiliating defeats. Forced to return to sea with a skeleton crew, Fly persuades a reluctant Leander Braden to accompany him one last time.
Set in 1813, Run Red with Blue is a sequel to Second Summer of War and to Come Looking for Me.
Beyond the Pale Horizons
In early October 1813, following a shocking mutiny and the pirating of HMS Expedition at sea, Captain Fly Austen of HMS Invincible is determined to go after the person responsible, the English traitor Thomas Trevelyan, but is waylaid by a calamitous storm. Arriving in Halifax, Nova Scotia, to refit and recover, he soon hears rumours of Trevelyan’s whereabouts, and is fortuitously ordered to Boston to negotiate the release of British prisoners of war.
Set in 1813, Beyond the Pale Horizon is a sequel to Run Red with Blue, Second Summer of War and to Come Looking for Me.