Books with title Anne Bonny: Pirate Queen of the Caribbean

"The night I buried the Red Corsair in the waters off Venezuela, I swore to destroy Van Guld and all those who bore his name. He had killed my family and I in turn would kill his. I swore to God and the heavens and upon my brothers' souls. All my men bore witness. Such a vow cannot be broken! And yet the traitorous murderer still lives! My brothers still cry out for revenge, and they shall have it!"The Caribbean, 17th century. Four years have passed since the battle of Gibraltar. The Black Corsair has tracked Van Guld down at last and has formed an alliance with three of the most formidable pirates in the Gulf to finally bring his foe to justice. Other novels by Emilio SalgariThe Sandokan SeriesThe Tigers of MompracemThe Mystery of the Black JungleThe Pirates of MalaysiaThe Two TigersThe King of the SeaQuest for a ThroneThe Reckoning (forthcoming)The Black Corsair SeriesThe Black CorsairThe Queen of the CaribbeanThe Black Corsair's Daughter (forthcoming)Captain Tempesta: Lady Knight

Four years have passed since the battle of Gibraltar. The Corsair has tracked Van Guld down at last and has formed an alliance with three of the most formidable pirates in the Gulf to finally bring his foe to justice. The adventure continues... Other novels by Emilio SalgariThe Sandokan SeriesThe Tigers of MompracemThe Mystery of the Black JungleThe Pirates of MalaysiaThe Two TigersThe King of the SeaQuest for a ThroneThe Reckoning (forthcoming)The Black Corsair SeriesThe Black CorsairThe Queen of the CaribbeanThe Black Corsair's Daughter (forthcoming)Captain Tempesta: Lady Knight

Many sailors once believed that women were bad luck on ships. But Anne Bonny quickly proved them wrong! This fearless pirate held her own during raids and battles, wielding a pistol and cutlass to cut down rivals. In this engaging graphic novel, reluctant readers will follow Anne Bonny from her childhood in Ireland to her days as a privateer-turned-pirate in the Caribbean. Historic quotes, a map, and a timeline add historical context. Readers of this seafaring text will soon understand why Anne Bonny is considered the pirate queen of the Caribbean!

Many sailors once believed that women were bad luck on ships. But Anne Bonny quickly proved them wrong! This fearless pirate held her own during raids and battles, wielding a pistol and cutlass to cut down rivals. In this engaging graphic novel, reluctant readers will follow Anne Bonny from her childhood in Ireland to her days as a privateer-turned-pirate in the Caribbean. Historic quotes, a map, and a timeline add historical context. Readers of this seafaring text will soon understand why Anne Bonny is considered the pirate queen of the Caribbean!