Sea of Hearts

Sea of Hearts

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Romance
Being the only female in a whole ship and being the captain is hard enough, but also having two guys fighting for you, a war with another ship of pirates, and being the "Queen of the Seas", makes a simple mistake so much harder.
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Do you want to laugh? Cry? Learn an absurd amount about Middle Ages history? Look no further. It's epic. It's gay. It's feminist. It's darkly funny, with periodic full historical notes and chock full of references. Download the entire thing and you've got hours of unforgettable reading material, this is Game of Thrones meets Dune and best of all? It's all based off of true events. Sure there's some violence and gore, but there's also steamy romance, political plots, and you'll become weirdly invested in english taxes and learn how to fund a war. Best of all, all this knowledge guarantees you to be the most boring person at any party. Most of the main ships are queer. We've got swords, duels, battles, chess matches, battles of whits, true love, and even the odd miracle. Will it help you with a history test? Maybe! Will it endear you to a bunch of mostly gay people who lived hundreds of years ago? Absolutely! Extended afterwords in the full versions of the novels, available individually. Chapters are rather long so bookmark your place! *language is updated for modern dialogue for readability, though archaic curses and terms are used. All titles are used correctly for the period, though names and occasionally characters are condensed streamlined for readability.

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