Oloff the Pirate Series Box Set - Ebooks 1 - 3

Gerrie Radlof

Beschreibung

A father murdered.

A son betrayed.

A deadly masquerade on the high seas…

Plunge into the Golden Age of Piracy (1690-1720), where the treacherous waters of the Cape of Good Hope are just the beginning of a worldwide adventure.

When young nobleman Oloff van Wagenaar arrives at the Dutch Cape Colony in search of the father who abandoned him, he instead finds only ashes, a burned estate, a murdered patriarch, and a false charge of murder hanging over his name. Branded a killer, Oloff is forced to flee for his life.

Hunted by a ruthless colonial fiscal and betrayed by those he once trusted, Oloff’s only chance lies with the governor’s defiant niece, Anna te Hoogen. Together, they plunge into the unforgiving world of sea pirates, where law is written by the cutlass and survival means becoming the very thing he despises.

Mistaken for a notorious pirate captain, Oloff must lead a ragtag crew of escaped slaves across perilous waters, through mutiny, betrayal, and vengeance, all the way to the pirate haven of Madagascar. But every mile he sails draws him closer to a chilling truth about his past. One that could cost him his honor, his love, and his soul.

Packed with swashbuckling battles, high-seas adventure, betrayal, and a touch of romance, this epic saga will sweep you into the golden age of piracy. Perfect for fans of Rafael Sabatini, Alexander Dumas, and fast-paced historical adventure fiction, this box set contains the first three thrilling Oloff the Sea Pirate novels. A gripping tale of vengeance, loyalty, and the price of freedom.

Set sail on the adventure of a lifetime. Oloff’s legend begins here with the first three stories in one thrilling action-packed sea pirate story.

Verfügbar seit: 23.06.2025.

Drucklänge: 270 Seiten.

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