B ReviewsCarina Press / military hero / novella / pirate / Romantic SF / SFComments Off on REVIEW: Slip Point by Karalynn Lee
From childhood, Shay had one dream–to join the Space Corps with her best friend and sweetheart, Jayce. When the Space Corps reveals that the father she thought was dead is actually an infamous pirate and rejects her application, the dream dies and she leaves the planet without saying a word ... more >
B+ ReviewsAction/Adventure / Carina Press / Fantasy Romance / pirate13 Comments
A while ago I mentioned some troubles with a DRMed book I got at Diesel Books in one of Dear Author’s open threads for readers. I tried everything in my power to open it but failed, the nice people at Diesel Customer Service weren’t able to help me, so I ... more >
Film Reviews19th century / Friday Film Review / pirate / swashbuckler21 Comments
Nate and Hayes (aka Savage Islands) (1983) Genre: Adventure/Swashbuckler Grade: B- Did I understand correctly that we like our swashbucklers here? I think I did and here’s another entry into the genre. I first saw it when it was broadcast on the Cinemax cable TV channel, oh quite a while ... more >
B+ ReviewsDarlene-Marshall / Florida / pirate / treasure16 Comments
Dear Mrs. Marshall, I’ve been waiting a long time for your next book but hot damn if you haven’t come through like a champ. We’ve got pirates, um – I mean privateers, pirate treasure, hot sexing, early Florida, lots of insects and a great match up of hero and heroine. ... more >
B Reviews / B Reviews Category / Book ReviewsAction/Adventure / pirate / privateer / Tessa Dare5 Comments
Dear Ms. Dare: This is book two in your loosely connected trilogy that is being released Aug, Sept and October. Surrender of a Siren follows the character Sophia as she runs away from home and obligation to experience “adventure.” Sophia is a wealthy young woman who has been urged by ... more >
Book Reviews / C Reviews Category / C+ Reviews / Ebooks18th-century / Caribbean / pirate / revenge-plotComments Off on REVIEW: The Privateer by Danielle Thorne
Dear Ms Thorne, I’ll come right out and admit that this book took me a long time to get into. There’s a huge cast of characters and while this normally doesn’t bother me, here I felt adrift for ages before I finally began to get a handle on them. And ... more >