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Inspired by actual events, this amazing story recounts the high-seas adventures and personal evolution of a young woman pirate who disguised herself as a man in the 1700s.
Book Description
Set in Ireland, the Carolinas, and the pirate-infested Caribbean waters of the 1700s, and inspired by actual historical accounts, this is the tale of Anne Bonney, the unlikely pirate who disguised herself as a man and fought side-by-side with a notorious band of rogues plundering ships around the Spanish Main. Pirate Spirit follows Bonney from her beginnings as an illegitimate child, to her volatile coming-of-age as a misbegotten aristocrat, rebellious daughter, and hot-tempered teen. But it is her transformation to a cutthroat pirate who pined for seafaring adventure, end | | | | Redeemer
A detective and mother faces a dilemma of whether or not to track down a serial killer who has promised to find the truth about her 8-year-old daughter who disappeared a year ago.
For the past year, Detective Kristen Cauldron has been grappling with the disappearance of her 8-year-old daughter - and the case has grown cold. Returning to work on the force after a year off, Cauldron finds herself working with a new partner and on a new case to catch a serial killer - an experience that will push her to the edge of sanity. He calls himself "Redeemer." His religious delusions justify his elaborate murders. Using medieval practices, he takes the "lost causes" of the world and "redeems" them - making their souls ready to stand before God. His motivation? Not vigilante justice | | | | Who's To Blame?
A master sleuth investigates the tragedies of Hamlet and Romeo & Juliet and uncovers conspiracies in this humorous take on Shakespeare's masterpieces.
Who's To Blame? not only takes us on a romp through Shakespeare?s plays, but down hilarious back alleys and side doors we haven?t visited before. Williams?s intuitive comic timing tells us that he understands all the literary clich‚s?and how to turn them cheerfully upside down.? ?Caroline Ferdinandsen, Author of The Forecast SherChristispeare is the finest sleuth in sixteenth-century England, but when he?s ordered to investigate the suspicious deaths of Prince Hamlet and his family in Denmark and then the Montagues and Capulets of Fair Verona, he uncovers an intriguing mystery of literary revi |
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