The Pirate (Captains & Cannons Book 1)

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by Galen Surlak-Ramsey


  “Alright, Lenada it is,” he said, putting his hands on his hips and giving a curt nod. “Weigh anchor! Raise the sails! We make for the island this very moment!”

  Zoey sucked in a breath before exhaling sharply and flashing a knowing smile. “Aye, aye, Captain,” she said. “But I think I should say one last thing.”

  “What’s that?”

  “As I said, I honestly don’t know how skilled Marcus is,” she replied. “We could still wind up as skeletal hamsters.”

  Ethan shrugged, not wanting to dwell on all the ways this next leg of their adventure could go wrong. “Could be worse,” he said. “But I’ve got Luck of the Devil. We’ll be fine. You’ll see.”

  (The End of Book I)

  The Crew

  (Captains & Cannons Book II)

  It’s hard to race without a crew, and Ethan’s hope to find one before the Grand Regatta begins is dashed to pieces the moment he lays anchor at Lenada. The citizens are gone. The buildings are razed, and mysteries abound. What happens next continues the grand adventure across the high seas, one filled with more swords, cannons, pirates, and ships; not to mention a voracious ahuizotl with his own plans for the future—plans Ethan would never approve of should he find out.

  Acknowledgements

  My heartfelt thanks to my fantastic editor Crystal for working on this new series with me, as well as the Mrs. for all her hard work and motivation for getting it done. The littles, too, for offering a lot of great creative input as we tossed around early ideas for the storyline.

  Of course, another heartfelt thanks to all of my beta readers who read early drafts and helped smooth things out.

  And another heartfelt thanks to all of my readers and fans of this book. Here’s to hoping you enjoy the next as much (if not more) as the first.

  And, and…I definitely need to thank Bob Kehl for both his talent as an artist and the license on the amazing cover. The moment I saw it, I said to myself, “I don’t know who she is, but she needs a story.” And thus, the quest for The Pirate was born.

  About the Author

  When not writing, Galen Surlak-Ramsey has been known to throw himself out of an airplane, teach others how to throw themselves out of an airplane, take pictures of the deep space, and wrangle his four children somewhere in Southwest Florida.

  He’s also recently taken up murder yoga, and thus discovered a passion for choking friends out. Thanks to his long legs, he tends to favor triangles, but won’t pass up a good cross-collar.

  Drop by his website https://galensurlak.com/ to see what other books he has out, what’s coming soon, and check out the newsletter. (Well, sign up for the newsletter and get access to awesome goodies, contests, exclusive content, etc.)

  About the Publisher

  Tiny Fox Press LLC

  5020 Kingsley Road

  North Port, FL 34287

  www.tinyfoxpress.com

  Table of Contents

  Chapter One: The Citadel

  Chapter Two: Lord Belmont

  Chapter Three: Escape

  Chapter Four: The Fair

  Chapter Five: Creation

  Chapter Six: The Police

  Chapter Seven: Welcome to Bartigua

  Chapter Eight: The Race

  Chapter Nine: Gear

  Chapter Ten: Maii

  Chapter Eleven: A Rough Night

  Chapter Twelve: Weynock

  Chapter Thirteen: The Ettin

  Chapter Fourteen: Smacked

  Chapter Fifteen: Round Two

  Chapter Sixteen: Thirty-One and a Bone

  Chapter Seventeen: Perks

  Chapter Eighteen: White Knight

  Chapter Nineteen: The Chase

  Chapter Twenty: The Secret

  Chapter Twenty-One: Dying

  Chapter Twenty-Two: An Old Friend

  Chapter Twenty-Three: Stitches

  Chapter Twenty-Four: Land-Ho!

  Chapter Twenty-Five: Interrogation

  Chapter Twenty-Six: The Bone Room

  Chapter Twenty-Seven: The Ritual

  Chapter Twenty-Eight: The Ruby

  Chapter Twenty-Nine: Released

  Chapter Thirty: The Duel

  Chapter Thirty-One: End of the Line

  Chapter Thirty-Two: Fin

  The Crew

  Acknowledgements

  About the Author

  About the Publisher

 

 

 


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