Kindle Edition Amazon Ellwyn Autumn Ellwyn Autumn Category:  Fantasy Publisher: Angel Kiss Publications ISBN-10:  0578456117 Type: Fiction Pages: 72 Copyright: February 16, 2019 ISBN-13: 9780578456119 Price: $0.99 (eBook) A fractured fairy tale that tells Hook's side of the story in the Peter Pan Saga.  David J. Locke is a would-be journalist with lofty aspirations. Following an incredible lead, he sails the high seas in search of Captain James T. Hook, resolved to uncover the pirate's version of what happened with Peter Pan. Adventure abounds during Locke's travels; unexpected revelations lurk around every dark corner. During his travels, an old seaman befriends Locke and guides the inexperienced reporter as he learns truths about Hook he never expected.  Excerpt David J. Locke is a would-be journalist with lofty aspirations. Following an incredible lead, he sails the high seas in search of Captain James T. Hook, resolved to uncover the pirate's version of what happened with Peter Pan. Adventure abounds during Locke's travels; unexpected revelations lurk around every dark corner. During his travels, an old seaman befriends Locke and guides the inexperienced reporter as he learns truths about Hook he never expected.

A Swashbuckling Adventure
Ellwyn's "Captain Hook: Villain or Victim?" is a swashbuckling adventure as David Locke decides to quit his job to search for and interview the most infamous pirate of Neverland. Hearing a rumor that Hook was living in Madagascar, Locke was on a boat filled with mysterious cargo.

Locke, the new journalist, is an optimistic type of character who finds himself in awkward situations. Without the help of Jimbone, an old man who works on the boat, Locke wouldn't have learned more about Hook and steer clear of the burly crew members.

Can Locke find Captain Hook and learn the answers to the burning question of Hook's life and relationship with Peter Pan?

A fantastic twist on Peter Pan and Captain Hook. I recommend Ellwyn Autumn's "Captain Hook: Villain or Victim?" to any young person and to the older people who never wanted to grow up.