Edward Kerr

An urgent search for the cause of a series of deaths by radiation poisoning may ultimately lead to a very deadly volume in the New York City Library. Also available on iTunes

A young mother on fertility medication reminds House and the team that everybody lies; House and Stacy rekindle their relationship.

The final season of this sci-fi hit finds the SeaQuest and its crew returning to Earth a decade after being abducted to take part in an aquatic planet's civil war. Now, patrolling the seas under the command of tough-as-nails Navy Capt. Oliver Hudson (Michael Ironside), the sub runs up against a militant environmentalist, a virulent plague, an evil tycoon who plans to wipe out Saudi Arabia and a revolt at a penal colony.

When Dr. Smith learns that two crew members, Piccolo and Dagwood, experienced the same nightmare, she seeks help from her former boyfriend and parapsychology expert Clay Marshall, a man hiding his own dark secrets.

The seaQuest is overrun with greed when Krieg returns from a test dive clutching a gem that appears to be priceless. The crew is so obsessed with retrieving more riches that they ignore Krieg's stories about sea monsters lurking in the area.

Cmdr. Ford proves that the mythological continent of Atlantis really did exist when he discovers ancient artifacts on a deep-sea diving mission. But celebrations are cut short when the curse of Atlantis strikes both Bridger and Ortiz.

Mariah, leader of the Daggers, takes control of a laser base, threatening to destroy the world's oxygen plants and suffocate the human race. The seaQuestcrew must prove to Mariah that the next generation of Daggers needs oxygen just like humans.

When a computer-controlled submarine programmed with the personality traits of Capt. Bridger goes haywire and threatens to destroy New Cape Quest and its 5 million residents, Bridger must try to outmaneuver himself before everyone is killed.

Krieg turns to a black-market supplier known as "The Regulator" when the seaQuest's air-conditioning system goes on the fritz. But it doesn't take long for the crew to realize that they're dealing with a dangerous man.

While attending a conference, Lucas and several key members of the UEO are taken hostage by the traitorous Secretary Dre. Can the seaQuest crew locate the hostages before the secretary has them executed?

The seaQuest reluctantly comes to the aid of illegal whaling ships when the crew learns that a vigilante submarine is randomly sinking them. While both activities are against the law, it's a question of siding with the lesser of two evils.

After exploring a crumbling ship that sank to the ocean floor ages ago, select crew members find themselves falling prey to a series of unexplainable events. Are their misfortunes merely coincidence, or are they caught in the ship's curse?