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by Richard M. Eunice (Author)
Daniel Nunes: The Keeper of the Port of Savannah
By Richard M. Eunice
Savannah, 1735: A city of rigid geometry and visionary ideals carved into a wild frontier. Here, General James Oglethorpe's "Georgia Experiment" is in full swing-a colony founded on the radical promise that no man shall be property. But beneath the orderly grid of the town squares, a dark current is rising.
A Hero Bound by Law, Driven by Conscience
Daniel Nunes, the newly appointed Keeper of the Port, is the thin line between civilization and chaos. While his father, Dr. Samuel Nunes, fights a mysterious "Cargo Fever" sweeping through the docks, Daniel realizes the sickness isn't just in the body-it's in the soul of the colony. The ship Mary-Anne sits off the coast, its manifest claiming timber, but its hold whispering of a far more profitable and illicit cargo: human lives.
