When a nuclear missile is launched from the waters of the Bermuda Triangle, ex-Green Beret Eric Dane must lead a team into the mysterious depths to confront an enemy which has but one objective -- the total annihilation of all life on Earth.

Bermuda Triangle (Atlantis, #2)

Retired Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Henrietta Collins no longer races around the globe in pursuit of news. But her talent for troubleshooting and her zest for life are much needed at a family gathering in sunny Bermuda, where murder prowls the halls of a luxury hotel. Henrie 0 has come to the island with her grandchildren for the remarriage of their father, Lloyd Drake. Henrie O's former son-in-law plans to marry Connor Bailey, a beautiful widow with a dark past and a knack for attracting men. Only a year earlier, the resort manager's husband fell from a tower to his death after quarreling with Connor. And now it seems that his restless spirit is haunting the hotel and perhaps seeking revenge.Henrie 0 has no patience for bogus supernatural appearances, no matter how artfully done. But when she sets out to unmask the "ghost's" creator, she soon realizes there's much more at stake.A second death, a fatal fall from a cliff, makes it clear to Henrie 0 that great evil is afoot in this elegant enclave kissed by warm turquoise water, glistening pink sands, and balmy ocean breezes. With everyone connected with the once-joyous planned union of Lloyd and Connor now both a suspect and a potential target of a fiendishly relentless killer, Henrie 0 is gravely concerned for the well-being of her loved ones. It is more than motivation enough for the accomplished amateur sleuth to take investigative matters into her own able hands despite the risks. Decades of experience have taught her that there are some lethal secrets that haunt both the innocent and the guilty alike, vengeful spirits who will not rest until some terrible blood debt has been repaid in full.

Resort to Murder (Henrie O, #6)

A tour through the many islands of Bermuda

Bermuda in Three Colors

What is this strange area in the Atlantic that seems to swallow up ships and planes without warning? Finally, thanks to Larry Kusche, a reference librarian at Arizona State University, we have a plausible answer to this most perplexing enigma. Intrigued by the many requests for information he received, Kusche went on an intensive hunt for knowledge. He gathered everything he could find about each incident from sources as diverse as the military, insurance agencies, and newspaper reports. The truth is in here—and it’s logical, smart, and backed up by evidence.

The Bermuda Triangle Mystery Solved

 In 1609, two years after its English founding, colonists struggled to stay alive in a tiny fort at Jamestown.John Smith fought to keep order, battling both English and Indians. When he left, desperate colonists ate lizards, rats, and human flesh. Surviving accounts of the “Starving Time” differ, as do modern scholars’ theories.Meanwhile, the Virginia-bound "Sea Venture" was shipwrecked on Bermuda, the dreaded, uninhabited “Isle of Devils.” The castaways’ journals describe the hurricane at sea as well as murders and mutinies on land. Their adventures are said to have inspired Shakespeare’s "The Tempest. "
A year later, in 1610, the Bermuda castaways sailed to Virginia in two small ships they had built. They arrived in Jamestown to find many people in the last stages of starvation; abandoning the colony seemed their only option. Then, in what many people thought was divine providence, three English ships sailed into Chesapeake Bay. Virginia was saved, but the colony’s troubles were far from over. Despite glowing reports from Virginia Company officials, disease, inadequate food, and fear of Indians plagued the colony. The company poured thousands of pounds sterling and hundreds of new settlers into its venture but failed to make a profit, and many of the newcomers died. Bermuda—with plenty of food, no native population, and a balmy climate—looked much more promising, and in fact, it became England’s second New World colony in 1612. In this fascinating tale of England’s first two New World colonies, Bernhard links Virginia and Bermuda in a series of unintended consequences resulting from natural disaster, ignorance of native cultures, diplomatic intrigue, and the fateful arrival of the first Africans in both colonies. Written for general as well as academic audiences, "A Tale of Two Colonies" examines the existing sources on the colonies, sets them in a transatlantic context, and weighs them against circumstantial evidence. From diplomatic correspondence and maps in the Spanish archives to recent archaeological discoveries at Jamestown, Bernhard creates an intriguing history. To weave together the stories of the two colonies, which are fraught with missing pieces, she leaves nothing unexamined: letters written in code, adventurers’ narratives, lists of Africans in Bermuda, and the minutes of committees in London. Biographical details of mariners, diplomats, spies, Indians, Africans, and English colonists also enrich the narrative. While there are common stories about both colonies, Bernhard shakes myth free from truth and illuminates what is known—as well as what we may never know—about the first English colonies in the New World.

A Tale of Two Colonies: What Really Happened in Virginia and Bermuda?

For Mark Twain, it was love at first landfall. Samuel Clemens first encountered the Bermuda Islands in 1867 on a return voyage from the Holy Land and found them much to his liking. One of the most isolated spots in the world, Bermuda offered the writer a refuge from his harried and sometimes sad existence on the mainland, and this island paradise called him back another seven times. Clemens found that Bermuda’s beauty, pace, weather, and company were just the medicine he needed, and its seafaring culture with few connections to the outside world appealed to his love of travel by water.

 This book is the first comprehensive study of Clemens’s love affair with Bermuda, a vivid depiction of a celebrated author on recurring vacations. Donald Hoffmann has culled and clarified passages from Mark Twain’s travel pieces, letters, and unpublished autobiographical dictation—with cross-references to his fiction and infrequently cited short pieces—to create a little-known view of the author at leisure on his fantasy island.

"Mark Twain in Paradise" sheds light on both Clemens’s complex character and the topography and history of the islands. Hoffmann has plumbed the voluminous Mark Twain scholarship and Bermudian archives to faithfully re-create turn-of-the-century Bermuda, supplying historical and biographical background to give his narrative texture and depth. He offers insight into Bermuda’s natural environment, traditional stone houses, and romantic past, and he presents dozens of illustrations, both vintage and new, showing that much of what Mark Twain described can still be seen today.

 Hoffmann also provides insight into the social circles Clemens moved in—and sometimes collected around himself. When visiting the islands, he rubbed shoulders with the likes of socialist Upton Sinclair and multimillionaire Henry H. Rogers; with Woodrow Wilson and his lover, socialite Mary Peck; as well as with the young girls to whom he enjoyed playing grandfather.

 “You go to heaven if you want to,” Mark Twain wrote from Bermuda in 1910 during his long last visit. “I’d druther stay here.” And because much of what Clemens enjoyed in the islands is still available to experience today, visitors to Bermuda can now have America’s favorite author as their guide. "Mark Twain in Paradise" is an unexpected addition to the vast literature by and about Mark Twain and a work of travel literature unlike any other.

Mark Twain in Paradise: His Voyages to Bermuda

Beach Art is a process of drawing patterns and images in the sand between the high and low tide marks, with nothing more than an ordinary gardening rake, to create beautiful works of art. Beach Art presents a moment in time of ephemeral art, captured with the lens of the camera, before the tide rises and the washes it all away. Nicky Gurret has complied some photos of hers and her friends and guest Beach Artist over the years on Bermuda Beaches for all to enjoy intermingled with contemplative quotes that not only reflect on the nature of a Bermuda Beach but beaches all over the world. Famous guest Beach Artist works that are included in the book who have drawn on Bermuda beaches are Sam Dougados, Andy Coutanche, Andres Amador and Tony Plant.

Beach Art: Bermuda Beach Therapy

Bermuda Settlers of the 17th Century. Genealogical Notes from Bermuda

Popular ed. of "Bermuda in Full Color". Previous ed. published as "Bermuda Isles in Full Colour". London : Hale, 1978.

A pictorial book with 70 color photographs and 96 pages of text, updated by William S. Zuill.

The Bermuda Isles in Full Color

Make Your Escape with Moon Travel Guides!

Impossibly turquoise bays, perfumed breezes, trilling tree frogs and a laid-back lifestyle await. Go with the flow with "Moon Bermuda. "
 
   Strategic itineraries such as "The Best of Bermuda," "A Romantic Retreat," "Scouting Shipwrecks," and "Vacation with Kids" 
   Curated advice from local Rosemary Jones who shares her beloved island with you
 
   Full-color guidebook with an easy-to-navigate format and vibrant, helpful photos 
   Detailed maps and directions for exploring on your own 
   Activities and unique ideas for every traveler: Stroll the soft sands of Elbow Beach and relax with a rum swizzle. Spend the morning browsing Hamilton's boutiques, art galleries, and historic churches before hopping on a bus to visit the incredible formations of Crystal Cave. Play in the waves, or go surfing or paddleboarding. Watch the sun go down over the Harrington Sound with mussels and cassava fries at a beach front bar
 
   In-depth coverage of Hamilton, Pembroke, Devonshire, Paget, Warwick, Southhampton, Sandys, Smiths and St. Georges Parishes 
   Background information on Bermuda's landscape, culture, history, and environment 
   Essential insight on recreation, transportation, and accommodations, packaged in a book light enough to fit in your beach bag next to that brand new pair of authentic Bermuda shorts 
 With "Moon Bermuda"'s practical tips, myriad activities, and an insider's view on the best things to do and see, you can plan your trip your way.

Island-hopping around the Caribbean? Try "Moon Dominican Republic "or" Moon Cuba."

Moon Bermuda (Travel Guide)

Recounts the history of the Bermuda Islands, and depicts their shorelines, stately homes, and gardens.

Bermuda: Gardens and Houses

Bermuda A World Apart: An island and its people

The Bermudian Magazine said, "Have you ever read a book you loved so much that when you reached the end you wished you could start all over again? That's exactly the way I felt when I finished reading The Tennis Player from Bermuda, written by Bermudian author, Fiona Hodgkin."

In The Tennis Player from Bermuda, Fiona Hodgkin tells the story of her short but spectacular career as an amateur tennis player in the early 1960s. Fiona met Claire Kershaw, the number one woman tennis player and twice a Wimbledon champion. Claire was an imp. To get Fiona into the qualifying round for Wimbledon, Claire makes a comical, tongue-in-cheek offer to the mysterious ‘Committee’ that runs the Championships at Wimbledon. Fiona and Claire quickly become best friends—as well as rivals on the brilliant green grass tennis courts of Wimbledon. Against the backdrop of the London social season, the tennis competition at Wimbledon, and the tennis fashions designed by the irrepressible Teddy Tingling, Fiona has two love affairs, one of which Fiona ends forever—or perhaps she doesn’t.

The Tennis Player from Bermuda

The Mystery of the Bermuda Triangle (The Mystery Series Book 11)

From the gentle landscape of the Virginia coast to the final moments of an event at Bermuda s Tobacco Bay, A Time For Treason delivers passion, intrigue, and power on a grand scale, along with a hurricane, sailing ships, pirates, privateers, and romance - all set against an actual historical event that was one of the sparks that set off the American Revolution."

A Time for Treason

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  Frommer's Bermuda 2006
" is the only guide you'll need to plan the perfect trip to Bermuda. We'll show you the island's best, including the world-reknowned golf courses and snorkeling areas. You'll get insider tips on the Royal Naval Dockyard in Sandys parish, the shops on Front Street in Hamilton, the underwater "Rita Zorvetta" ship and diving site off of St. David's Island, and the panoramic views from the Gibbs Hill Lighthouse in Southampton parish. You'll find candid reviews of a huge selection of accommodations in all price ranges, from romantic B&amp;Bs to kid-friendly resorts. It's all accompanied by dozens of color maps, the latest trip-planning advice on everything from bargain airfares to cruise options, money-saving tips, and a complete shopper's guide. You'll even get a free color fold-out map and an online directory that makes trip-planning a snap!

Frommer's Bermuda 2006

From the Edgar-nominated, bestselling series that gets better with each book, and an author who constantly surprises, comes Bermuda Schwartz--a tale of hidden treasure, murder, romance, and rum.
A young scuba guide, scouting new dive sites in the shipwreck-laden reefs that rim Bermuda, makes a fatal discovery--a treasure more valuable than gold or jewels. And some people are willing to kill for it.
Enter Zack Chasteen, knockabout palm-tree farmer, and his inscrutable Taino associate, Boggy, who have been dragged to Bermuda by Zack's ladylove, Barbara Pickering. She needs their help throwing a gala 75th birthday party for her wealthy and eccentric Aunt Trula. While there, Zack drops by the bank to visit his money, a couple of million dollars earned in recent exploits that he has stashed away in one of the country's notorious tax-free offshore accounts. Big problem: Zack's money is gone and his bankers can't seem to explain where it is or who might have it.
Zack is grappling with another issue as well: Where is this whole thing going with him and Barbara Pickering? She's not pressing, but it's clear she'd like to tie the knot, maybe start a family. Is Zack really ready to say, "I do?" As he wrestles with the dilemmas of love and money, both of which may wind up lost, Zack falls in with wise and wily Teddy Schwartz, a legendary Bermudan treasure salvager and one of Aunt Trula's longtime paramours. Schwartz is harboring a few secrets of his own, and Zack is soon crossing paths with a secret sect of religious zealots who are hoping to complete a bloody and tumultuous two-thousand-year-old quest.
Suspenseful, laugh-out-loud hilarious, and startlingly original, "Bermuda Schwartz" is Bob Morris's best book yet, a rollicking island yarn that turns the historical puzzle thriller on its head!

Bermuda Schwartz

You may have heard of it as 'the Hoodoo Sea', 'the Graveyard of the Atlantic' or 'the Devil's Triangle'. But it is most famous as 'the Bermuda Triangle' - an area of the Western Atlantic between Bermuda and Florida where, since 1945, over 100 ships and planes and 1,000 people have vanished - without a trace.

The Bermuda Triangle

"Of immense value to archeologists and the general public, this carefully crafted book with copious drawings and photographs of forts constructed on Bermuda in the 17th-18th centuries provides excellent portrayal of importance of this colony to the British and the great efforts they made to keep it within their power"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 58.

Bermuda

Bermuda Triangle (Atlantis, #2)

Greg Donegan

Resort to Murder (Henrie O, #6)

Carolyn G. Hart

Bermuda in Three Colors

Caveth Wells

The Bermuda Triangle Mystery Solved

Larry Kusche

A Tale of Two Colonies: What Really Happened in Virginia and Bermuda?

Virginia Bernhard

Mark Twain in Paradise: His Voyages to Bermuda

Donald Hoffmann

Beach Art: Bermuda Beach Therapy

Nicky Gurret

Bermuda Settlers of the 17th Century. Genealogical Notes from Bermuda

Julia E. Mercer

The Bermuda Isles in Full Color

Hans W. Hannau

Moon Bermuda (Travel Guide)

Rosemary Jones

Bermuda: Gardens and Houses

Sylvia Shorto

Bermuda A World Apart: An island and its people

Roger A. Labrucherie

The Tennis Player from Bermuda

Fiona Hodgkin

The Mystery of the Bermuda Triangle (The Mystery Series Book 11)

Paul Moxham

A Time for Treason

Anne Newton Walther

Frommer's Bermuda 2006

Darwin Porter

Bermuda Schwartz

Bob Morris

The Bermuda Triangle

Charles Berlitz

Bermuda Forts, 1612 1957

Scott Isaacs

Beyond the Bermuda Triangle: True Encounters with Electronic Fog, Missing Aircraft, and Time Warps

Bruce Gernon