"We cast the idea of the gods to the side, ignored Them, disrespected them, even taunted them, they didn't just remind us they existed, they put us in our place."
For over a thousand years humanity casted the idea of the gods to the side, the very idea of the gods from Greek mythology not only existing but making their presence known once again was unheard of... until they did. Beasts descended upon major cities, tidal waves and lightning storms crashed upon the world as a stern reminder to all, and who stood tall at the end of it all? Demigods, the children of the gods and mortals, taking their rightful place as rulers of this changed modern world. Yet there seemed to be another factor in play, as ever since the Gods had taken over there had been more and more ruins becoming unearthed, not Greek, not Roman, something far more advanced, almost alien in appearance, and whispers of forgotten gods and goddesses began to circle once more.
Enter Asher. A eighteen year old guy being sent to a "Separation School" a school entirely built to separate demigods and humans by awakening the godly aspects in them, little did anyone know, Asher's arrival would bring about more then anyone could possibly imagine.
The story will contain the following
Strong Language
Violence
Blood/gore
Suggestive themes
Use of Tobacco/Nicotine products
Saving the life of the infamous rookie pirate, Captain Ruben Kirk, catapults Jessica Red into a sea of magic, jewel heists, and world-saving adventure.
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After years of watching pirates fighting with the king's navy off the coast of Harvest Island, Jessica Red saves the life of the infamous rookie pirate, Captain Ruben Kirk, and the two become fast friends. Little does she know, Ruben Kirk is only the first of three rookie pirates she'll meet during a whirlwind of sea-faring adventures - but when Jessica learns the corrupt King Mordred has plans to destroy her island home, can she convince them to help her save it?
("The Rookie Pirates" is Book 1 in "The Adventures of Jessica Red" trilogy.)
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