Our flagship publication, this epic adventure trilogy tells the tale that has never been told - the entire larger than life story of the most notorious pirate of all time, unveiling the mystery of his birth and documenting his astounding adventures. If the situations and scenarios presented in this narrative are not entirely true ... They should be.

Situated on the serene banks of the Perquimans River in northeastern North Carolina, the 1730 Newbold-White House is the oldest brick home in the state. Painstakingly restored and furnished, the site provides visitors with an authentic view of life in 18th century colonial America. Written by volunteers working with the Perquimans County Restoration Association, A House in the Albemarle explores the history of this unique structure and its people, including its restoration, archeology, and family genealogy, as well as tales of the re-creation and adventures of Periauger, a boat used by the original owners of the house.

North Carolina's Albemarle region has a history deeply tied to its waterways. In colonial times, water provided the most efficient means of transportation. By the 19th century, transportation by boat was integral to the area's economy. Crossing The Inland Sea explores this bygone era - and looks toward the future. Northeastern North Carolina's sounds, rivers and ocean continue to offer opportunities for commerce, even as much maritime activity today consists of recreation and tourism. By looking to the past, we may find ways to invigorate the prospects of this enchanting land.

Bounded by the Albemarle Sound on the north and the Pamlico Sound on the south, the Blacklands of Northeastern North Carolina boast some of the most productive agricultural soils in the nation. But throughout much of its history, this region - filled with murky swamps and impenetrable wilderness - has defeated many an adventurer trying to tame it. North Carolina's Blacklands Treasure tells the story of the determined, steadfast and downright stubborn pioneers who turned this seeming wasteland into a bountiful breadbasket.