Slavery and Revenge

<p>Now that you've finished <strong><em>John Flint's Bastard</em></strong> the first in the <strong><em>Of Chains and Slavery</em></strong> trilogy it's time to reef your sails and batten down your hatches as you drive into this new literary storm-<strong><em>Slavery and Revenge</em></strong>-that will take you from the sugar plantations of Baracoa Cuba to the pirate stronghold of Tortuga and thereafter to Charles Town Savannah and beyond where Joshua Smoot and his ragtag crew hunt down and exact revenge their enemies.</p><p></p><p>Like <strong><em>John Flint's Bastard</em></strong> before it <strong><em>Slavery and Revenge</em></strong> will drive you relentlessly onward page-by-page like a brigantine driven wing-and-wing before a northeaster. You'll meet Robert Ormerod-the man who buried <strong><em>The Treasure of Dead Man's Chest</em></strong>-and witness the cunning and manipulative Long John Silver as he attempts to acquire the L1500000 from that island before he dies.</p><p></p><p>So now that dinner is over and you have settled into your favorite chair set sail for another sea adventure that is guaranteed to place Joshua Smoot as high in your rigging as Blackbeard Captain Kid Henry Every Jack Rackham and the legendary Long John Silver. And when you close the last page go once again to that bookseller and buy <strong><em>Treasure and Redemption</em></strong> the third in the <strong><em>Of Chains and Slavery</em></strong> trilogy. </p>