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Prisoners of a Pirate Queen
A Fantasy Novel by Marshall J. Moore
Book 2 of the Son of a Sailor Series
Subgenres & Tropes:
- Pirates,
- Nautical Fantasy,
- Island Survival,
- Shipwreck,
- Second Chance
This book is for you if you're into...
- Pirate crews clashing with revolutionaries and imperial forces
- Enemies forced into uneasy alliances after a shipwreck
- Ex-lovers facing off on opposite sides of a naval feud
Join Captain Redbeard and his crew on a daring new adventure across the Sea of Tears in this sequel to Son of a Sailor.
Quint Thatch, known across the Archipelago as the notorious Captain Redbeard, has just pulled off the most daring raid of his career. Fleeing a pursuing Naval fleet led by his former lover, Commander Vanessa Delacort, Quint charts a course to reunite with the other half of his crew....
...only to run right into the clutches of the dreaded Pirate Queen, Captain Margherita, who seeks nothing more than to tear down the Empire in a blaze of revolutionary glory. And after capturing Quint, Vanessa, and the others, she intends to use her new prisoners as pawns in her war against the Imperial Navy.
But when a devastating storm leaves them shipwrecked on an uncharted island, Quint, Margherita, and Vanessa are forced to reconcile their opposing ideologies. Will they be able to overcome their differences and find a way back home?
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