When his dad takes Quinn to visit his Aunt Kim and cousin Summer McPhee at Ocracoke Village on the Outer Banks of North Carolina, little does Quinn realize the adventure awaiting them. Once there, Quinn discovers that his Aunt Kim is unable to pay the mortgage and is about to lose her home. Soon, Quinn and Summer come up with a crazy idea. If they can find the buried treasure of the infamous pirate known as Blackbeard, which is supposed to be buried somewhere on Ocracoke Island, they can save the house. There are two big problems. Treasure hunters have been looking for Blackbeard's treasure...

When a girl from Summer McPhee's school named Missy Reynolds is accused of stealing things from around Ocracoke Village, Summer doesn't believe it. Summer sets out to prove Missy's innocence. However, in her zeal to help, her investigation backfires, and it appears that maybe Missy Reynolds is guilty of what they say. Even so, Summer still believes the girl is innocent. With the help of her friend Angie, she tries one more time to catch the real culprit. Everyone is surprised when they uncover the real story of The Midnight Skulker.

Set on the Outer Banks and Albemarle Sound areas of northeast North Carolina, Swan's Landing: a Webb Sawyer Mystery is the third novel in this series. When Webb Sawyer's young friend, Sunshine Bledsoe's mother goes missing, then later found buried in someone's back yard, Webb finds himself involved in his most bizarre investigation yet, one that leads him to Swan's Landing, a small rural fishing community in Perqumans County, North Carolina, to New York City, then back to the small town of Hertford, North Carolina where more than one person living there is running from their past.

In the Fjord of Karlsgaard is a whole nation of warriors known as the Dreadmen, who are ready to break out of their haven where they have been hiding and preparing for a thousand years. Charles and Hero, the purple dragon, find out that the Dreadmen's plan is to invade and plunder any other people who find themselves in their path.

Webb travels to Ocracoke Village on the Outer Banks of North Carolina to go on a fishing trip with his friend, Blythe Parsons. However, when he arrives, her boat is gone and she is nowhere to be found. And, to make matters worse, Hurricane Angela has turned north and is heading up the Atlantic coast towards Ocracoke Island.

Hate Evil The Nomad is the third book in Douglas Quinn's Ancestry Series. Hate Evil Corson (aka Colson) is the third generation of this family and spans the years 1730 to circa 1793.