Midnight Omen: The Deja vu Chronicles

by Marti Melville

Overview

Besieged by the supernatural, modern-day teens are haunted by 18th-century marauders. But when faced with life on board and ancient ship, they learn their survival depends on haunting events lived long ago as Caribbean pirates.

Midnight Omen is book 1 in The Deja vu Chronicles - a paranormal, time-travel, historical, romance about 18th-century pirates, witches, and voodoo on the high seas of the Caribbean.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780997102345
Publisher:	Doce Blant Publishing
Publication date:	08/08/2016
Series:	Deja Vu Chronicles , #1
Edition description:	3rd ed.
Pages:	550
Product dimensions:	4.25(w) x 7.00(h) x 1.11(d)

About the Author

Marti Melville is an American novelist and screenwriter known for her debut novel series, The Deja vu Chronicles. Marti has expanded her writing to include screenwriting with each of her books adapted for film. She has also written a series of children's chapter books designed to encourage young imaginations through creative play. She has a background in Emergency nursing, dance, music, and acting as well. She continues to write novels, introducing the idea of fictional probability linked to historical events. Marti currently resides in Seattle, Washington.

Fiona Jayde is a space pilot, a ninth degree black belt in three styles of martial arts, a computer hacker, a mountain climber, a jazz singer, a weight lifter, a superspy with a talent for languages, and an evil genius. All in her own head. Winner for Best Fantasy and Best Contemporary Romance covers (RONE Awards, 2013). Four time nominee (Best Fantasy, Best Young Adult, Best Sci Fi and Best Paranormal cover) at RONE Awards, 2014. Finalist for Best Fantasy cover at Ariana Awards. Finalist for Best Paranormal cover at RomCon Under The Covers awards. Mutli-time "cover of the month" winner at Cover Love.

Editorial Reviews

What J. K. Rowling did for wizards and Stephenie Meyers did for vampires, Marti Melville has done for pirates! – Forbes Online Magazine (September 2011)

Melville’s work, which heavily romanticizes the life of a pirate, is atmospheric ... a solid start to the series. – Publisher's Weekly (February 2017)

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