A workaholic attorney and soon-to-be divorcee finds herself transported back to 1718 Nassau after falling off of a booze cruise while on vacation in the Bahamas. She meets the last of the Golden Age Pirates – Edward England, Howell Davis, and Black Bart – as she tries to cope with living in a different era and finding a way back to the present.
Note: The Noble Pirates contains some graphic sexual content, graphic violence, and harsh language.
Tags: adventure · literary fiction · online novels · pirates · romance
Listed: Oct 1, 2009
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It’s hard enough being an outlaw with ethics in the early 18th C, even more so when you have to babysit a stubbornly clueless 21st century wench. Fun and fanciful fluff, yet contains a sincere tribute to the real historic characters of the golden days of privateering.
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In the words of author Rima L. Jean (RLJ) herself in her intro to the "Noble Pirates" blog serial : "What is your fiction about? It’s about time travel and pirates." And what time travel, and what pirates!
The story’s heroine, a modern-day, workaholic, sassy lady falls overboard during a vacation [more . . .]
This serial novel is going strong. The characters, the plot, and the author are great. I recommend this 100%. I am currently on Chapter twelve of part three. And the plot has finally thickened to a critical point. This is the time for others to join in and read.
Well, let [more . . .]
I read the first three chapters of The Noble Pirates and let’s just say chapter 3 left me wanting more, as the book contrasts the lightheartedness of a typical tropical vacation with voodoo and black magic that honestly gave me the creeps. In other words, it has thus far achieved its objectives.
