The Brotherhood of the Black Flag
by Ian Nathaniel Cohen
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Pub Date 19 Aug 2017 | Archive Date 25 Nov 2018
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Description
"Cohen delivers a solid, compelling, and briskly paced story that blends adventure and romance within a rich historical setting." -- The BookLife Prize
Michael McNamara has one last chance to fight for king and country.
His once-promising career in tatters, McNamara leaves the newly-United Kingdom behind in search of a new life. With no other skills but the sword, he joins forces with a pirate turned pirate hunter determined to rid the Caribbean of the Brotherhood of the Black Flag once and for all.
Eager for the adventure and a worthy cause to fight for, McNamara pits himself against treacherous seas and battle-hardened buccaneers...and uncovers an international conspiracy that threatens thousands of lives.
The Golden Age of Piracy is about to end...but not without one final reckoning.
Advance Praise
"Cohen delivers a solid, compelling, and briskly paced story that blends adventure and romance within a rich historical setting." -- The BookLife Prize
"Cohen delivers a solid, compelling, and briskly paced story that blends adventure and romance within a rich historical setting." -- The BookLife Prize
Available Editions
| ISBN | 9781718133013 |
| PRICE | US$0.99 (USD) |
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Nicki E, Educator
This story draws you in right away. Michael's life is at a low; dishonorably discharged from the navy, now he is being dismissed from his job as a fencing instructor and his family isn't speaking to him. Things can only improve as he spends most of his savings to travel to Jamaica with the hope of starting over. A tavern brawl, beautiful women and pirates seeking to mend their ways lead Michael to places he never even dreamed about.
I will admit that there were a couple spots where the pace slowed down a bit too much for my tastes; with lots of details. Generally, it kept my interest with both plot and characters and I really enjoyed it. Being a pirate book, there were some gruesome parts, and a few lewd ones, but nothing overt.
I would recommend it for teens and adults.
