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Save:Sea of Ruin by Pam Godwin follows the captivating story of Bennett Sharp, a fierce and cunning female pirate captain navigating the lawless seas of the 1700s. The book delves into the dark and gritty world of piracy, offering a vivid portrayal of Bennett's struggles, triumphs, and complex relationships with the enigmatic Priest Farrell and the stoic Lord Ashley Cutler. Through a series of intense plot twists and emotionally charged encounters, readers are taken on an immersive journey filled with passion, danger, and the unrelenting pursuit of love and freedom. Pam Godwin's writing style is described as brilliant, lyrical, and captivating, perfectly capturing the historical era and delivering a story that is both raw and authentic.
Charleston. To anyone settling here, it was a dazzling frontier of beauty and opportunity. Its denizens comprised of wealthy planters sailing from the English colony of Barbados and the Yamasee native... - #2
Save:'The Wisteria Society of Lady Scoundrels' by India Holton is a delightful and quirky Victorian romance featuring Cecilia Bassingthwaite and the Wisteria Society, a group of genteel Victorian ladies who engage in piracy, proper tea, and polite assassination while adhering to the rules of etiquette. The story follows Cecilia and Ned Lightbourne as they navigate through over-the-top capers of manners and immorality, with a mix of serious intrigue, flirty wordplay, and outrageous situations. The book is described as a humorous alternative Victorian fantasy romance with elements of satire, societal commentary, and a lovely romance between two complementary individuals.
Cecilia was quiet a moment as she recollected the man. He had been handsome in a rather dangerous way, despite the ridiculous coat. A light in his eyes had suggested he’d known his brochure would not ... - #3
Save:Cinnamon and Gunpowder by Eli Brown is a captivating pirate adventure novel that follows the story of a top chef who is kidnapped by an infamous lady pirate captain, Mad Hannah Mabbot. The chef is forced to cook extravagant meals for the captain every Sunday, using only the limited resources available on the pirate ship. The book combines elements of romance, humor, and culinary descriptions, creating a unique and engaging narrative that keeps readers hooked. The plot unfolds with twists, double crosses, and entertaining interactions between the chef and the pirate crew, providing a delightful romp filled with charm and excitement.
The writing style of Cinnamon and Gunpowder is praised for its vivid descriptions of food, creating mouth-watering imagery that immerses readers in the culinary world aboard a pirate ship. The book is told from the point of view of the chef, offering a fresh perspective on the pirate genre and showcasing the dynamic relationship between the chef and the fierce pirate captain. Readers are drawn into a world of high seas adventures, humor, and unexpected alliances as they follow the chef's journey of survival and culinary creativity in the face of danger and uncertainty.
I have no intention of cooperating for long; indeed, I hope to have a plan of escape soon. Meanwhile, I am taking refuge in these blank pages, to make note of my captors’ physiognomy and to list their... - #4
Save:In Lynsay Sands' 'Lady Pirate', the story follows Valoree Ainsley, a pirate captain who has been posing as a man for years. When her crew decides she must return to London to claim her family's estate and marry to inherit it, she is forced to navigate the world of high society against her wishes. The book is a mix of romance, adventure, and humor, with a strong and independent heroine at its core. The plot twists and turns keep the reader engaged, and the writing style is described as funny, fast-paced, and easy to follow.
"Aye, but the captain's in need of some real feminine-type colors to make her look less .. ." Another glare from Valoree made the man hesitate, then murmur diplomatically, "To make her look less capta... - #5
Save:'My Lady Pirate' in the series 'Heroes of the Sea' by Danelle Harmon is a romance story set in the Caribbean, featuring Maeve, a fierce and headstrong pirate queen, and Gray, a mysterious man with a hidden secret who washes up on her beach. The book explores their tempestuous relationship, intertwined with historical figures like Admiral Nelson, and is filled with adventures, steamy scenes, and unexpected twists. The writing style is described as humorous, emotional, and engaging, capturing the eccentricity of sea heroes during that era.
'The Sublime and Spirited Voyage of Original Sin' by Colette Moody is a thrilling adventure tale centered around lady pirates and their captivating escapades. The story follows the journey of Celia Pierce, a seamstress who finds herself aboard a pirate ship after a case of mistaken identity. Alongside the red-haired beauty Gayle Malvern, Celia navigates through sea battles, buried treasure hunts, and daring rescues, all while exploring themes of love, courage, and self-discovery. Moody's writing style is described as fast-paced, witty, and filled with quick, wise-cracking dialogue that keeps readers entertained from beginning to end.
They had lost only one of the wounded, and while she had never watched a man die, she was relieved that he was the only one to expire on her watch. The corpse was moved to an area on deck with the res...- #7
Save:'Red Seas Under Red Skies' is the second installment in the 'Gentleman Bastards' series by Scott Lynch. The book follows Locke and Jean as they set up for a heist involving pirates, political maneuvering, and a casino, which spirals out of control. The story is described as having a mix of heist elements, pirates, and multifaceted political intrigue, with a writing style that is witty, humorous, and filled with sparkling dialogue.
The plot of 'Red Seas Under Red Skies' picks up where the first book left off, showcasing the aftermath of the previous adventure and delving deeper into the relationship between Locke and Jean. The narrative is praised for its action-packed sequences, well-developed characters, and the exploration of themes like friendship and loyalty. Despite some pacing issues and structural flaws, the book is noted for its entertaining and engaging storytelling.
THE GAME WAS CAROUSEL HAZARD, the stakes were roughly half of all the wealth they commanded in the entire world, and the plain truth was that Locke Lamora and Jean Tannen were getting beaten like a pa...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Gentleman Bastards ) - #8
Save:In the novella "King of Libertines" by Pam Godwin, readers are introduced to the fierce and determined protagonist, Bennett Sharp, a badass lady pirate captain navigating the treacherous waters of the 1700s. The story follows Bennett's encounter with Priest Farrell, the enigmatic King of Libertines, whose arrival on her ship marks a significant turning point in both their lives. As their paths intertwine, secrets are uncovered, passions ignite, and a thrilling tale of love, betrayal, and adventure unfolds against the backdrop of the high seas.
The narrative is crafted in a first-person perspective from Bennett's point of view, immersing readers in her world as she grapples with unlocking the mysteries of her father's compass and facing the challenges posed by Priest's presence. With vivid descriptions of the characters, steamy tension, and a dark, angsty undertone, "King of Libertines" sets the stage for the captivating saga that awaits in the main novel, "Sea of Ruin."
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Sea of Ruin ) - #9
Save:"Ashes & Ecstasy" by Catherine Hart is a sequel to "Fire and Ice," following the married life of the main characters as it gets torn apart by the War of 1812. The story revolves around the husband enlisting as a privateer while the wife stays behind to care for their children. When news of his supposed death reaches her, she becomes a lady pirate and finds a new lover, only for her husband to reappear, leading to a tangled web of emotions and relationships.
delves into themes of love, loss, jealousy, and forgiveness, with a writing style that captivates readers with its intricate character dynamics and dramatic plot twists.
The carriage drew to a jarring halt at the front of the dock where the Kat-Ann was moored. A tall, broad-shouldered man stepped out and made his way toward the frigate. His hair was as midnight black ... - #10
Save:'Beneath Black Sails' by Clare Sager is a thrilling pirate romance novel filled with magic, betrayal, intrigue, and adventure. The story follows Lady Vice, a fierce pirate queen, and Knigh, a clever naval captain who is known as the best pirate hunter in the area. The book combines enemies to lovers romance with swashbuckling action, fae magic, and character-driven storytelling. Readers are immersed in a world of sea battles, subterfuge, balls, revenge, and an underlying treasure hunt, all while exploring the complex pasts and personalities of the main characters.
Clare Sager's writing style brings the characters to life, portraying them as real people with genuine emotions and struggles. The book skillfully weaves together elements of fantasy and romance, creating a captivating story that keeps readers engaged from start to finish. The chemistry between Lady Vice and Knigh is palpable, and the intense character development, steamy romance, and unexpected twists make 'Beneath Black Sails' a must-read for fans of adult pirate adventures.
At the bow of the ship’s boat, Vice stood and surveyed the island she’d chosen. A hill rose at its centre, and a slender stream carved a line through the rainforest, so they’d have fresh water. Sun be...
