Fate has a crazy way of entangling unsuspecting people into adventure. Such is the case of Valora Luck, who will need the help of her last name to make it aboard the Titanic and cross the Atlantic to America. Trying to leave her old life behind in England to begin anew in the circus industry in the US, she is barred from the ship because of her Chinese ancestry. Using her skills as an acrobat to stoaway and make her way onto the ship will be the easy part of the trip for Val. Little did she and the rest of the passengers know that one cold night and one chunk of ice would change their lives forever.

1776 is known for rebellion, and in the case of Frannie Trasker that rebellion is going to take on a whole new meaning. While she knows little of the rebellion occuring in the colonies against her native England, she is looking for her own way out to escape a dangerous situation. That opportunity comes when she assumes the identity of a shipwreck victim and sets sail for America. It's here that she discovers the dark side of war and is quickly swept up in the American cause for independence. Working as the legendary spy 355 for George Washington's Spy Ring, Frannie puts herself in the thick of the battle of independence.

The depths of the sea are just as much home as dry land to Sia. Having grown up on and under the water with her family's scuba company, Sia is well accustomed to the mysteries that lie beneath the waves with fascinating creatures and sunken ships. That is, until one of those mysterious creatures turns on her and the sunken ship is her own. Deserted on a remote island, Sia must choose between the danger in the waves and the unknown of the jungle. Even when she comes across a group of survivors, not all is as it seems and it is up to Sia to navigate the tunnels of a flooded sinkhole in the middle of the island that appears to be the only hope for escape.