Cynthia Lee Mariner is an ace windsurfer, who meets the geni, who appears out of a strange bottle. Her first wish is to sail the seven seas; in her subsequent travels with the geni, she meets a grumpy magic carpet, and is invited to visit Atlantis. This book is intended for ages 10 and over.

The Sinbad Chronicles: Sailing to Atlantis

Janeen Webb

Angus & Robertson Childrens

SYNOPSIS  Meet the shapeshifting dragons of Hong Kong. Adept at passing for human, they are the kind of dragons you'd find at a Gatsby party charming, sophisticated, glamorous, outrageously wealthy and utterly ruthless.   Nothing, it seems, can challenge their privileged lives until Lady Feng leaves one of her eggs to be raised by human foster parents in a remote mountain village.   The dragon child hatches. Born with dragon power, raised with human emotion, this child is trouble. And his powers are growing . . .

The Dragon's Child

PS Publishing

Meet the shapeshifting dragons of Hong Kong. Adept at passing for human, they are charming, sophisticated, glamorous, outrageously wealthy―and utterly ruthless in their control of corporate society.\nNothing, it seems, can challenge their privileged lives―until one of them is fostered by humans. 
<\/p>\nBorn with dragon power, tainted by human emotion, the Gold\-Jade Dragon is trouble. His rogue powers of coercion, augmented by the reach of social media, will threaten the whole dragon dynasty. And the dynasty will fight back... 
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The Gold-Jade Dragon

The Five Star Republic (1) (City of the Sun)

The Five Star Republic (City of the Sun)

"Multigenerational, sweeping across three continents...Inventive and absorbing alternate history." —Nancy Kress\nThe date is 1854. The place is the Australian goldfields in the British colony of Victoria—the richest prize on earth. The story begins with a stockade. The flag of independence is unfurled. Men driven beyond endurance take arms against British redcoats. At their forefront are two hundred Colt-wielding Americans, the California Rangers, led by the charismatic and idealistic Captain James McGill. The stockade falls. The Rangers are scattered. But from the ashes will rise a new revolution—a revolution powered by the sun. And this one will not fail. In the 19th century, just how close did we come to a world run on solar power? The Five Star Republic is history with a twist, the story of a world that might easily have been-the future you'll wish we'd had.\n"Original and enthralling...an alternate history imbued with hope and promise." —Pamela Sargent

IFWG Publishing International