Books matching: pirate queen
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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.
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Save:'The Pirate Queen of Ruin' by Ash Raven is a unique sapphic monster romance filled with themes of revenge, murder, and fated soulmates. The story follows Orthia and Delphini, two women from different worlds, who are brought together under extraordinary circumstances to fight evil and seek vengeance on those who have wronged them. The book showcases a mix of dark sapphic fantasy, time travel, mythology, and historical romance, with elements of feminine rage, tentacles, and murder woven into the narrative. The writing style is vivid and descriptive, capturing the journey of the characters as they navigate through a world of gods, goddesses, and monstrous beings.
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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... - #4
Save:'Shell Game' by Benny Lawrence is a captivating tale that follows the journey of Darren, a noble banished for falling in love with a woman, who transforms into the Pirate Queen with the help of a scrawny but eccentric individual. The story is filled with adventure, mystery, and love as the characters navigate through challenges and unexpected twists. The writing style of Benny Lawrence is praised for its wit, humor, and unique character development, creating a story that pulls the reader in and keeps them engaged throughout.
And this she did. Blood bubbled out juicily from Hasak’s nostrils, dribbling down his chin and fouling the front of his second-hand chain mail shirt. He staggered backwards, smashed his head against t... - #5
Save:'The Pirate Queen' by Alan Gold is a historical fiction novel that intertwines the stories of Grace O'Malley, the Irish pirate, and Queen Elizabeth I. The book explores the complex relationship between these two powerful women and delves into the strategic and intelligent aspects of their lives rather than focusing on brutal pirate tales. The writing style varies from historical fiction to pure creation, blending the limited historical documentation on Grace O'Malley with creative storytelling.
Despite some readers finding the writing style dull and the plot jumping around, 'The Pirate Queen' offers a fascinating exploration of the lives of Grace O'Malley and Queen Elizabeth I. The book presents a fictionalized account of real-life events that brought these two women together and highlights the strength and intelligence of the female characters in a 16th-century setting.
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Save:Compass Rose by Anna Burke is a thrilling tale set in a post-apocalyptic future where civilization exists underwater. The story follows Compass Rose, a talented navigator with a unique ability to find true north. She is sent on a dangerous mission to spy on the Pirate Queen, Ching Shih, under the command of the stoic Miranda Stillwater. As Rose navigates the treacherous waters filled with mercenaries and pirates, she not only discovers her own strength but also finds unexpected love amidst the chaos. The writing style is captivating, with detailed world-building that immerses readers in a dystopian world of warring factions and survival at sea.
In Compass Rose, readers can expect a riveting plot filled with action, romance, and political intrigue. The story unfolds with intense battles, power struggles, and unexpected alliances as Rose and her crew face challenges in the toxic seas of a ruined world. The characters are gritty and well-developed, each adding a unique dynamic to the ensemble cast. Burke's writing is rich in details, weaving a complex narrative that keeps readers engaged from start to finish.
I was born facing due north. By the time I was three,I could pick the North Star out of the heavens with the unerring certainty withwhich other children picked their mothers’ faces out of a crowd, and... - #7
Save:"Empress of Forever" by Max Gladstone is a far future space opera that follows the journey of Vivian Liao, a billionaire inventor who is taken into the future by a mysterious green woman. The story delves deep into galactic politics, featuring a diverse cast of characters including space pirate queens, kung fu technomage monks, and nano shape shifters. The writing style is described as imaginative, wonder-filled, and sometimes humorous, with dense world-building and action-packed plots spanning across galaxies.
Oligarchs and video stars and billionaires and their daughters, princesses and actresses hoping for her notice, fresh-faced tech circuit darlings hungry to stand where Viv now stood but with only the ... - #8
Save:'Heart of Steel' in 'The Iron Seas' series by Meljean Brook follows the adventure of ruthless pirate queen Yasmeen and the zombie-killing adventurer Archimedes Fox. The plot involves evading assassins, fighting zombies, searching for treasure, hunting murderers, and sparking a city's rebellion. The writing style is described as having rolicking steampunk elements, with well-developed characters and intricate world-building. The story unfolds as the protagonists navigate through complex backgrounds and a slow-building heartwarming romance.
Yasmeen hadn’t had any reason to fly her airship into thesmall Danish township of Fladstrand before, but her reputation had obviously preceded her. All along the Scandinavian coast, rum dives served a...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Iron Seas ) - #9
Save:'The Abyss Surrounds Us' by Emily Skrutskie follows Cassandra Leung, a reckoner trainer who is captured by pirates and ordered to train a young reckoner to attack ships. Despite her initial fear and captivity, she finds herself drawn to one of her captors, Swift, complicating her mission and loyalties. As she navigates the dangerous waters of the Neopacific, Cass learns that not everything is black and white, and must decide what risks she is willing to take for her old life and who she truly is. The story delves into themes of morality, manipulation, and survival in a future world ruled by piracy and sea monsters, offering a unique blend of action, romance, and intrigue.
The writing style of 'The Abyss Surrounds Us' is praised for its fast-paced adventure, brilliant world-building, and creative twist on a future world where ocean piracy and genetically engineered sea creatures called Reckoners are the new threats. Readers are immersed in a world where alliances are tested, motives are questioned, and characters must navigate complex relationships and power dynamics while facing perilous challenges and unexpected twists, making for an engaging and suspenseful read.
Any other morning, I’d dive into Durga’s observation bay without hesitation, but this is the day before my life begins. I hang back on the concrete meridian and raise the Tanto strapped to my wrist, j... - #10
Save:'Daughter of the Pirate King' by Tricia Levenseller is a fast-paced and engaging young adult novel following the adventures of Alosa, the daughter of the infamous pirate king. The story revolves around Alosa's mission to allow herself to be captured by young pirates in order to locate a map her father desperately seeks. With elements of humor, strong character development, and a mix of action and romance, the book offers a swashbuckling adventure on the high seas. The writing style is described as incisive, with a smart and tough heroine at the center of the narrative and a simmering relationship between Alosa and her pirate enemy, Riden.
The cotton shirt is too loose, the breeches too big, the boots too uncomfortable. My hair is bound on the top of my head, secured in a bun underneath a small sailor’s hat. My sword is strapped tightly...
