Review: Matt Tomerlin did it again!!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 19, 2013
Mr. Tomerlin did it again. I was very excited to read about Katherine Lindsay and her pirate adventures. I was pleased to see some familiar characters in the book and also some new characters being introduced to us.Of course, Katherine is back and strong as ever. Mr. Tomerlin has created a courageous and strong female lead in the book. She holds the key to treasure and adventure. Katherine can convince hardened pirates to follow her and she is fully capable of protecting herself. She is not above killing anybody in this book.The reader is introduced to a new female character by the name of Jacqueline Calloway. She is a fifteen year old girl who is a prostitute. She meets Captain Guy Dillahunt at the local "establishment" and demands that he take her to sea with him. Calloway is the product of a prostitute and a pirate. She does not know exactly who her father is but she has an idea about who her father might be. Will she find him? What will she do once she finds him? How does she feel about her father? Is the reason she wants to see bloodshed because of her pirate genes? These are some of the questions I asked myself while reading the book. I became very fond of Calloway. I wondered how two women would work out in the book.Nathan returns in the book as well. If you read book one you will remember that Nathan is a young man who fell in love with Annabelle. I wondered if they would have a happily ever after story. This is a pirate story not a romance novel.  Mr. Tomerlin does a great job of keeping you wondering about his characters. Just when I thought I had a handle on the character, Mr. Tomerlin would pull a surprise on me and it was great.There are colorful descriptions of the characters and of the destinations. I could imagine myself on the ship with the characters. I could imagine myself right there in the book with all the pirates and even teh "good guys". Like I said earlier, it is a pirate book so there is violence but it is not over the top violent. I really got involved in this book. I think it was a fast read...I think I read it in two days.See the review at [...]