Grab a copy today! You won’t be disappointed! In the Great Depression, two brothers find two kinds of escapeĪll of the stories are well-written and will inspire you to fantasize about adventures on the high seas. THE BOOK OF ADVENTURES by Douglas Kolacki THE PENSIONER PIRATES OF MARINE PARADE by Jonathan Broughtonġ0. SCYLLA AND THE PEPPER PIRATES by Rayne HallĪ spunky young woman sets out to rescue her long-lost lover.ĩ.

UN HOMME DE COULEUR LIBRE by Liv Rancourtħ. (Yes, this story is about Space-Pirates!)Ħ. In space, you may need to deal for the diamonds your bones need. DIAMONDS AND BONES by Kris Austen Radcliffe BLIND MAN’S BLUFF by Jonathan Broughtonĥ. VICTORIA AND THE IRONCLAD by Douglas KolackiĪn escaped slave and a pirate captain race to capture the Confederacy’s ultimate weapon.ģ. There’s even a tale in which senior citizens take up the “Jolly Roger” to combat injustice against the elderly (The Pensioner Pirates).Ĭareened on a cursed island, the old captain and her men are caught between warring navies.Ģ. Aside from the Pirate theme, there was no overlap in the stories and each one was well written with interesting characters, unique story lines/plots and one of the stories took place in Outer Space (Diamonds and Bones)!Ĭutlass also offers readers a unique look into the differing circumstances that might warrant such actions as well as introducing us to characters that are the diametric opposite of the swashbuckling persona: like a young African-American slave attempting to keep the plans of a valuable weapon away from the Confederate Army (Victoria & The Ironclad), or a young woman desperate to rescue her lover from the bonds of forced labor (Scylla & The Pepper Pirates). I have read several of Rayne Hall’s books in the past, so to come across her series of books where she compiled stories from other authors too fit a theme intrigued me.Ĭutlass: Ten Tales of Pirates was everything I had hoped it would be.

Cutlass: Ten Tales of Pirates by Rayne Hall

Cutlass by Rayne Hall