Curse of the Mad Pirate - A romantic pirate adventure Book 7

Meiring Fouche

Sinopsis

A legendary pirate hunter.
 
A madman’s revenge.
 
A plague ship that could doom them all.
 
The Cape of Good Hope (1723) is a bustling port, lifeline of the sea routes, and Simon Verbeeck’s home. As the settlement’s protector, he has never lost a battle against the pirates who stalk the oceans. But his new enemy is unlike any he has faced before.
 
Lured into a deadly trap, Simon discovers the horrifying truth. John Rogers, a ghost from his past, has returned for vengeance. And he brings with him a ship filled with victims of a deadly plague. His ultimatum to the Governor is clear, surrender the Cape, or he will unleash the infected, condemning every man, woman, and child to a gruesome death.
 
With the woman he loves caught in the crossfire and the settlement teetering on the brink of annihilation, Simon must face an enemy who commands a fleet, fears nothing, and fights with madness in his heart. But as the plague spreads and the noose tightens, Simon must ask himself. How far can he go into the darkness before it consumes him too?
 
Brimming with swashbuckling action, romance, and nail-biting suspense, Curse of the Mad Pirate is perfect for fans of Pirates of the Caribbean and timeless high-seas adventures.
 
Set sail on the seventh book of Meiring Fouche’s unforgettable pirate saga today.

Disponible desde: 03/02/2025.

Longitud de impresión: 104 páginas.

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