The Flight of the Sea Mongrel — Nathan Cardwell

A roguish figure terrorizes the ultra-rich, never leaving more in her wake than the dubious name, Diabla Thane, always scrawled in lipstick, and usually found on the foreheads of any bound and gagged security guards unfortunate enough to cross her. Is she a modern-day Robin Hood, or the picture of a terrorist that her victims paint? And what are her ties to the Riley family?

Frank Riley was once a penniless vagabond. Now a wealthy widower, he is thrust into the precarious role of a single parent, and just as the spirited daughters of his late wife become caught up in the same old intrigue for which he has long since retired, so too will agent Jackass brave any threat to keep his little girls safe.

Chelsea MacGregor is forced to abandon Frank Riley in order to save his daughters. Now torn between that guilt and the preservation of his children, she must somehow find a way to liberate the man who once saved her life. Unfortunately, her only hope is the very submarine that killed the children's mother.

The Riley sisters, Polly and Anna, are determined to save their kidnapped father. But first they must join the last remaining Dogs of Warren, escape the warheads sent by the same mysterious invaders who now have their papa, and then discover the location of their attacker's lair. Of course, to accomplish everything, they'll probably have to stay up past their bedtime.

America has finally returned to a true and healthy balance of conflicting political influence, though there are yet those who would oppose the rise of a liberal faction, and still others who would crush it altogether.

Follow agents Diabla Thane, Rhinestone, Haeggehs Peuteir, Thethpian withpuh, Little Imp, and One-Eight-Five as they fight for survival while preserving a new America in this sequel to The Dogs Of Holly Warren.