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Vengeance of the Pirate Queen
A Young Adult Fantasy Novel by Tricia Levenseller
Book 3 of the Daughter of the Pirate King Series
Subgenres & Tropes:
- Pirate Adventure,
- Romantic Fantasy,
- Assassin Fantasy,
- Quest Fantasy,
- Enemies to Lovers
This book is for you if you're into...
- Pirate assassins forced to captain their own rescue missions
- Monsters from the deep and battles with the undead
- Enemies-to-lovers tension on a ship with nowhere to hide
Featuring spray-painted and stenciled edges, metallic foil designs on the jacket and case, detailed map endpapers, an annotated chapter and a ribbon, this beautifully packaged adventure marks Tricia Levenseller's triumphant return to the Daughter of the Pirate King universe, which has sold nearly a million copies.
Pirates of the Caribbean meets The Mummy in Vengeance of the Pirate Queen, which follows fan-favorite Sorinda and is a must read for anyone who loves fierce heroines and swoon-worthy romance.
You can’t be afraid of the dark when you’re the monster lurking in the shadows.
As an assassin working for the pirate queen, Sorinda is surprised when Alosa’s next task for her is not to kill a new target, but to captain a handpicked crew on a rescue mission. Unfortunately, her sailing master is Kearan. He may be the best helmsman the pirate queen has, but Sorinda finds him a real pain in the arse. Sadly, there are few places on a ship to hide from an attentive man.
As the crew of the Vengeance faces dangerous waters and deadly sea creatures, they accidentally awaken the King of the Undersea, a being who can control the dead. Their rescue mission quickly turns into a fight to save the world, but first, Sorinda must save herself from becoming an undead queen.
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