No Ship for Tranquebar

Marlon Pridmore was more than a small town loan officer. He also loved to tinker and make things—the more difficult, the better. Then, he found himself caught up in the Ring of Fire and flung into the seventeenth century with no hope of return. He decided to ease his frustrations by building his first airship—which he also intended to be his last.

Or so he thought. Mike Stearns, the president of the New United States, had other plans—and so, he discovered, did some gentlemen of the Danish East India Company.

His frustration giving way to excitement, Marlon rose to the challenge. Could he build an airship that would fly from Denmark to India?

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