Sisters At Sea

Sisters At Sea

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The Age of Pirates has long passed; the Royal Navy hunted them to near extinction. Anne Bonny and Mary Read vanished, but their blood lives on in the daughters they left behind. In Jamaica, Ria, growing up in a rough Protestant orphanage and dressed in silks, carries a mysterious red scarf, the only clue to her Pirate Queen mother. Embracing the wildness in her blood, she clings to the possibility of being Bonny's daughter. In England, Elena, raised in the heart of the Royal Navy, secretly reads forbidden stories about her mother, Mary Read. Disguised as a man just as her mother once was, she joins the Royal Navy and trains to hunt pirates. She walks a tightrope between duty and being a sister. Fate steers them onto converging paths through empires and among Lost Pirates who survived the Golden Age. SISTERS AT SEA DOES NOT CLAIM TO BE HISTORICALLY ACCURATE
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