My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Sea Witch is a swashbuckler historical fiction tale set in the 1700’s around Captain Jesamiah Acorne. He’s a notorious pirate who sails the seas around the Caribbean, Southern US states and across to Cape Town in South Africa.
This is a time of Dutch East Indian trade-boats, Spanish galleons laden with Mexican treasure, English traders and privateers. Ships took months to cross the oceans, explorers were sailing around the world and opportunities to become rich were often at the mercy of the sea.
Beneath the seas lives Tethys a spiritual being from the beginning of the world, she sees all, knows all about the oceans, she can whip up a storm and take down a ship at will claiming the lives of all those aboard. Disturbed from above by the annoying sounds of cannon fire Tethys investigates and becomes…
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Thanks for re-bloggng, much appreciated. Just by coincidence I went to a talk at our village hall last night – subject: Barn Owls. I live in North Devon and we have lots of owls in the front garden and orchard out the back – mostly Tawnies. We’ve seen a couple of Barn Owls, but sadly, they are in decline. Fabulous to find your Blog… I see you also support indie authors? I’m managing editor for the Historical Novel Society Indie Reviews… and an Indie Author.
Thanks again for re-blogging about Sea Witch, do let me know if you decide to read it (Happy to be a guest in my own right at any time)
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You’re very welcome, Helen. Barn owls are my absolute favorite of all of them. I do plan on reading “Sea Witch” but I have so many books ahead of yours right now.
Starting in March I’m going to have a weekly guest post and also feature a book review (not necessarily from the same author.) let me know if you’d like to be my first guest the first Wednesday in March. @v@ ❤
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