Brethren of the Black Spot


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Brethren of the Black Spot is a book stepping back in time about navy SEALs on their way to another important mission in Jamaica. They encounter an odd-looking fog then go through it, finding themselves back in time in 1692. The six navy SEALs encounter unexpected badass pirates in a tavern as they are trying to find out where they are. The story is also a love story when one navy SEAL falls in love with the governor’s daughter while trying to rescue her and her two friends from the pirates. The story takes place in Port Royal Jamaica, a real city back in 1692 called the wickedest city on earth. The navy SEALs end up in a number of battles with the worst of the worst pirates on earth, using their weapons against the pirate’s weapons of the day. The worst earthquake did take place in real time in 1692 that totally destroyed Port Royal Jamaica.




The Herald


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What does an interdimensional entity do when he arrives on the mortal plane? Start a family, of course! After eons, the herald of Ygg-hatep has finally arrived. He has but one task: to create a vessel strong enough to hold his master's eldritch power. In other words, make a baby. For an interdimensional entity who has seen the birth and collapse of countless stars, that should be easy enough...right? Unfortunately, it turns out mortal women aren't equipped to gestate a baby with the power to crack a planet in half. Then, he meets Evie. He doesn't understand what's different about her, but one thing is certain: she's his only chance to fulfill his duty. The only problem is Evie's best friend, Lily. A brilliant investigative journalist, Lily is driven, fiercely loyal, and hell-bent on keeping Evie away from him. Lily doesn’t trust him, especially when she begins to suspect he’s guilty of much more than scheming to take Evie away from her. Welcome to the Eldritch Affair, a Lovecraftian-inspired* series where terror and love, ecstasy and death are intertwined. *All of the horror, with none of the racism/misogyny! Contains adult content: graphic violence and explicit sex scenes.




Pirates of the Caribbean: Legends of the Brethren Court: The Caribbean


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In Book One of Legends of the Brethren Court, Captain Jack Sparrow must reluctantly rely on the help of his untrustworthy first mate, Barbossa, and a ragtag crew as they take on the Shadow Lord.










Littell's Living Age


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Littell's Living Age


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Margaret Cavendish: Political Writings


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Margaret Cavendish, Duchess of Newcastle, published a wide variety of works including poems, plays, letters and treatises of natural philosophy, but her significance as a political writer has only recently been recognised. This major contribution to the series of Cambridge Texts includes the first ever modern edition of her Divers Orations on English social and political life, together with a new student-friendly rendition of her imaginary voyage, A New World called the Blazing World. Susan James explains the allusions made in this classic text, and directs readers to the many intellectual debates with which Cavendish engages. Together these two works reveal the character and scope of Margaret Cavendish's political thought. She emerges as a singular and probing writer, who simultaneously upholds a conservative social and political order and destabilises it through her critical and unresolved observations about natural philosophy, scientific institutions, religion, and the relations between men and women.