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The Reign of the Pirate Queen
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Ongoing, First published Apr 05, 2018
The title Pirate Queen is one rarely uttered, and only with the utmost reverence. For she is the being of nightmares, the threat whispered by mothers to keep disobedient children in line. She is the maiden, adorned in leather, with long black hair cascading down her petite form and a cutlass on her hip. Few who have seen her face have lived to tell of it, and none would suspect the sweet, gentle Fiora Cavanna to be the ruthless cutthroat of legend.

Prince Leopold has lived his entire life secluded from the horrors of the world. Although he has trained his whole life to master swordcraft and diplomacy, he lacks real world experience. The rumors of the Pirate Queen and other creatures of nightmare were just that: rumors. Until the day that legend becomes reality, and the paths of prince and pirate cross.

Warning, this novel will get violent, as is the nature of piracy. ;)

**Update: Chapters 1-5 rewrites are up!**
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