The Wrath Of Brotherhood

by Ozgur Sahin

Overview

After learning of his sister's death at the hands of pirates, successful merchant Captain Roy Toppings sails to the Caribbean on a misguided mission of vengeance against the man who failed to protect her: her Spanish widower, Pablo Francisco.

In the climate of the Restoration-era Caribbean colonies, where scheming and stealth could yield a prize as readily as boldness and firepower, Roy's vendetta lands him and his small but talented privateer crew in the middle of political intrigue and a deadly invasion in the West Indies as the nations of Europe struggle to consolidate power in anticipation of new monarchs in England and France.

When Spain prepares a strike that could jeopardize all other commercial interests in the Caribbean, Roy must risk losing his chance at vengeance to fight for his nation and his fellow Brethren of the Coast.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940148163145
Publisher:	Ozgur K. Sahin
Publication date:	12/31/2013
Series:	Brethren of the Spanish Main , #1
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	999 KB

About the Author

I have been a writer since I was 18 years old, and have always been interested in all forms of discovery, whether internal or external, scientific, idealistic, or psychological. When I realized how little of an astrophysicist's time is spent on discovery, and how funding-dependent that is, I dropped my formal studies and focused on exploration through writing, meditation, and independent study of history, the sciences, and consciousness itself.

Having been born in Turkey and raised in Minneapolis, Minnesota where I now live, I have always had an interest in travel and other cultures and times. Much of the writing I have done (and left either unfinished or unpublished) is in the fantasy and self-discovery genres, and in addition to writing the two planned sequels to The Wrath of Brotherhood, I intend to produce a self-discovery/social commentary work hopefully in the next year. I also hope to eventually put my science background to work and get some sci-fi out there.

Editorial Reviews

"The book had a well written plot featuring both land and sea action and I particularly enjoyed the unusual mix of characters the author created. It held my attention well and I look forward to reading of their further adventures."

David Hayes

"From first page to last, Sahin's deftly woven tale transports readers back to the Caribbean of the seventeenth century. High adventure, breathtaking escapades, and wonderfully drawn characters, each with his or her own unique personality, make this a swashbuckling tale reminiscent of Captain Blood or The Deadly Lady of Madagascar. It is an awesome and grand pirate tale that will have readers anxiously awaiting the next book in the series."

Cindy Vallar