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The Penitent Pirate

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The Penitent Pirate  by Jules Radcliffe  5 out of 5  Synopsis  The Caribbean, 1664 After peaceful months ashore strengthening their new union, Perry and Quinn are ready to return to the life they love best--roving with the buccaneer ship Audacious. Quinn is still haunted by his torture in a Spanish dungeon, and Perry hopes being back at sea will restore his matelot to his old self. In Port Royal, they are swept into intrigues--the worthies of Jamaica are conspiring against the buccaneers, a baby is found on their doorstep, and a mysterious gentleman has a secret he will kill to preserve. Just when Perry and Quinn hope to sail and leave it all behind, Quinn is asked to become the sailing master of Night Hawk, captained by the dashing Raphe Ashburn, his former lover. Charming, aristocratic, and witty, Captain Ashburn is everything Perry wishes he could be. But Night Hawk is a valuable ally, so Perry convinces Quinn to go. All goes well until Perry is taken by an old en...

Blog tour: Pirate Master

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Jules Radcliffe has a new mm/gay pirate romance out: "Pirate Master." And there's a giveaway! A strait-laced lieutenant. A free-living pirate. A hopeless love. Quinn has never met a man quite like Perry. Stern and cold on the outside, burning up inside with secret passion. Yearning for a mastery only Quinn can satisfy. But Perry is no outcast—he’s a respectable officer in His Majesty’s navy. Reluctant to test his love for a pirate, Quinn baulks at asking him to give up everything he holds dear. Though he has no regrets about their night of glorious sin, Perry sees no future with Quinn. Unlike the pirates of Port Royal, he isn’t free to love where he pleases. If word of his illicit affair came to the ears of Commodore Pobjoy, his career would be at an end. And the disgrace might mean he could never return home to England. With war on the horizon, the Caribbean is a hotbed of intrigue. Quinn is betrayed and thrown into Monte Gris, an impregnable dungeon even the fearsome B...

Pirate Master

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Pirate Master  by Jules Radcliffe  4.5 out of 5  Synopsis  A strait-laced lieutenant. A free-living pirate. A hopeless love. Quinn has never met a man quite like Perry. Stern and cold on the outside, burning up inside with secret passion. Yearning for a mastery only Quinn can satisfy. But Perry is no outcast—he's a respectable officer in His Majesty's navy. Reluctant to test his love for a pirate, Quinn baulks at asking him to give up everything he holds dear. Perry has no regrets about their night of glorious sin, but he sees no future with Quinn. Unlike the pirates of Port Royal, he isn't free to love where he pleases. If word of his illicit affair came to the ears of Commodore Pobjoy, his career would be at an end. And the disgrace might mean he could never return home to England. With war on the horizon, the Caribbean is a hotbed of intrigue. Quinn is betrayed and thrown into Monte Gris, an impregnable dungeon even the fearsome Brethren of the Coast aren't strong...

The Puritan Pirate

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The Puritan Pirate  by Jules Radcliffe  3 out of 5  Synopsis  The Caribbean, 1664 An uptight naval lieutenant. A free-living buccaneer. Enemies from the first. It all changes the night Quinn reluctantly rescues Lieutenant Peregrine from the consequences of his folly. Their tentative truce leads to a wild tryst and the thrilling discovery that their unconventional desires are perfectly matched. Perry is the most delightfully submissive lover Quinn has ever had, and he wants Perry by his side for good. But such an affair would not only end Perry’s career, he may never be able to return to England and his family. Fearful of discovering Perry’s desire for respectability is stronger than his love, Quinn leaves him behind in Port Royal. But in his darkest hour, Quinn discovers that Perry will risk his life for them to be together. Review  Lieutenant Peregrine thinks it's the worst punishment in the world, being assigned to the pirate ship Audacious, in the name of coo...

A Pirate's Promise

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A Pirate's Promise  by Jules Radcliffe  5 out of 5  Synopsis  The Caribbean, 1664 Press-ganged as a boy, Job Wright has spent years as a captive on a merchant ship plying the Atlantic trade routes, until one day musketeer Garrett Dubh, a crewman of the buccaneer ship Audacious, rescues him. Garrett takes Job under his wing, and they become firm friends. It's the first real friendship Job can recall having. He is fascinated by the handsome pirate, however, and he longs for more than just kindness between them. Determined to prove his worth to Garrett, Job goes to lengths that might just cause serious trouble in the French pirate haven of Tortuga. He fears he’s bitten off more than he can chew--and this time, Garrett isn’t there to save him from danger.  Review  When Job's ship is attacked by pirates, he sees an end to the years of abuse, even if that end is death. Garrett stops his shipmate from killing the boy, and he can't deny the attraction between them....

The Skyhound Master

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The Skyhound Master by Shauna E. Black 4 out of 5 Synopsis Follow Xanthe, Avilene and the crew of the Carpathia as they discover there's more to the Andul enslavement than meets the eye. Review Avilene has accepted that she is a Conductor, but she's still getting to grips with her powers when her new family is ripped apart. I received a free copy in exchange for an honest review. This is the second book in the Andul Guardians series, and picks up a few months after the last one left off. Avilene and Brayde are both aboard the Carpathia - the flying pirate ship manned by children rescued from slave labour - trying to get through winter, so they can track down their missing captain, Xanthe. Their peaceful plans go awry when the local village is under threat by soldiers, and their escape is bungled, leaving the Carpathia a wreck in the mountains; and Avilene captured and taken to the Andul prison of Slaveek. I really enjoyed this, as we learn more about the awful factories where g...

The Phantom Nightingale

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The Phantom Nightingale by Shauna E. Black 5 out of 5 Synopsis Blind and with a crew of kids, he's about to risk everything for a lost sister Xanthe has a magical voice that can transport him almost anywhere, and he's used it to rescue countless kids heading for slavery. But when news of his lost sister filters through, he knows he must investigate. Even if that does lead him straight into the den of those who want his head. A new series full of action, adventure, intrigue, and a dash of romance.

Book release: The Phantom Nightingale

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The Phantom Nightingale, Andul Guardians Book One Author: Shauna E.Black  Author Website: http://shaunablack.com/ Amazon Link: https://www.amazon.com/Phantom-Nightingale-Andul-Guardians-Book-ebook/dp/B07Y5FLPSM Publication Date: 28th January 2020 Extent: 315 pages Genre: YA, Steampunk, Sci-Fi, Pirate, Magic Synopsis:  Xanthe’s crew might all be kids, but that doesn’t mean he plays it safe. He saved them all once, and now they’ll go anywhere with him. But when news of a potential lost sister comes to light, Xanthe will lead them on their most dangerous mission yet- into the heart of the empire that wants him dead or alive. He might be blind, but his magical voice can get him there. The question is what will happen once they arrive. After all, plans have a tendency to go wrong. And that could mean he and his crew end up in slave camps. He’ll need help from unexpected places if he’s to succeed. But even if he finds his sister, will she welcome the reunion, or ...