Red Ruby Series Box Set - Ebooks 1 - 3

Meiring Fouche

Sinopsis

Three full-length novels of swashbuckling adventure on the high seas!

They took his wife. They stole his freedom. They left him for dead. But they made one fatal mistake. They let him live.

From the Cape of Storms to the treacherous Caribbean, one man’s quest for vengeance will forge a legend. This box set collection brings you the first three thrilling installments of Meiring Fouche’s unforgettable pirate saga.

Book 1: The Red Ruby

Master seaman Simon Verbeeck has lost everything to the merciless pirate Antonio de Santos. Left a broken man, a twist of fate delivers him a mysterious ship, the Red Ruby, and a single clue. A portrait of his captive wife, Maria. To save her, he must embrace the very life he despises and hunt his enemy across the seven seas.

Book 2: The Pirate's Treasure

Just when Simon has found peace, he is captured by the infamous Devil Harrison, a pirate who seeks the location of a legendary treasure branded onto a dying man’s flesh. Chained in the hold of a floating fortress, Simon must endure brutal torment and forge a rebellion from the depths of despair to reclaim his freedom.

Book 3: Emerald of the High Seas

A cursed ruby and a cryptic map plunge Simon into a deadly race for the fabled Paradise of Malu's treasure. Betrayed and left for dead by a ruthless rival, he must navigate a world of treachery where one mistake means a watery grave. To survive, he must unravel the island’s secret before the curse claims his soul.

Packed with high-stakes battles, relentless action, and smoldering romance, the Red Ruby series is a must-read for fans of Pirates of the Caribbean and classic swashbuckling adventures.

Begin the epic journey today and set sail into a world of danger, treasure, and revenge.

Disponible desde: 25/06/2025.

Longitud de impresión: 201 páginas.

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