Books for a Pirate

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It’s International Talk Like a Pirate Day. Recommendations anyone? I know Jayne is particularly found of Marsha Canham’s, The Iron Rose. The most recent pirate/privateer book I recall reading was Jane Feather’s Almost a Lady. Other Pirate related books:

Anyone have recommendations for a good pirate adventure? (More pirate related titles at Likes Books.)

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8 Responses to “Books for a Pirate”

  1. Darlene Marshall’s ebooks Captain Sinister’s Lady and Pirate’s Price. I also like her Smuggler’s Bride, which isn’t a pirate book per se, but is peopled with some ex-pirates.

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  2. I enjoy Mrs. Marshall’s pirate books and have done reviews of all of them.

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  3. I particularly liked Once A Pirate by Susan Grant.

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  4. An oldie: The Charm School by Susan Wiggs.

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  5. Is there piracy in The Charm School? I loved the book but although it took place on board a ship I don’t think there were pirates in it.

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  6. Kinley McGregor has a couple of pirate romances. One was good and the other was a shocker, but they’re out there!

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  7. Katherine O’Neal’s Master of Paradise.

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  8. I know this is an old post about pirates but for any other pirate lovers that happen to come along Mad Kestrel, by Misty Massey, is a pretty hot pirate book. Not a romance genre, but there are some sparks that fly.

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