AOS Privateer Fiction
 During the Age of Sail a privateer, also known as a Letter of Marque, was a private vessel authorised by a government to attack and capture an enemies ships in time of war. Books which feature such vessels will be very similar to naval fiction. This listing is for novels where the primary ship featured is a privateer. |
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- By: Perry Comer
Colin MacLaurin was born a slave. He died free, and along the way, he made it his business to see that as many others as he could reach did too.
By day he sails as a privateer captain under the American flag, hunting British prizes across the Caribbean. By night, and whenever the chance comes, he turns his guns on something older and darker than any war: the slave trade that once owned him. When he burns a slaver's careenage and cuts a hundred souls free from a hidden pen, he collides with a conspiracy far bigger than one smuggler's cove. A cold, patient Royal Navy captain is hunting a battered American ship for reasons that have nothing to do with prizes and everything to do with a paper that could hang the wealthiest, best-hidden man in Charleston.
To break the web, MacLaurin will have to sail two undermanned brigs against a King's frigate at anchor, under a dead man's flag, with nothing but nerve, a stolen signal, and a hundred hard men who trust him to bring them home. Waiting on shore is a sharp-eyed widow who trades in secrets as fluently as coffee, and waiting in his own chest is a truth he has never spoken aloud, not even to his own brother.
Black Irish and The Lady Fair is a novel of cutting-out raids and hurricane nights, of freedom bought at gunpoint and friendship forged in smoke, for readers who love their historical fiction salt-stained, hard-won, and true to the wind.
- Title: Black Irish and the Lady Fair
- First Published Format: Kindle
- First Published Date: 19 July 2026
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- By: Christopher C. Tubbs
- Title: Legacy
- Series: The Scarlett Fox
- First Published Format: Kindle
- First Published Date: 21 March 2024
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- By: Christopher C. Tubbs
This book has been released under the following alternate titles:-
A Kind of Freedom
- Title: Freedom
- Series: The Scarlett Fox
- First Published Format: Kindle
- First Published Date: 21 February 2024
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- By: Christopher C. Tubbs
- Title: Scarlett
- Series: The Scarlett Fox
- First Published Format: Kindle
- First Published Date: 29 January 2024
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- By: Mark M. McMillin
- Title: Ill Winds Blowing Across a Troubled Sea: The Journey's End
- Series: Captain Bloody Mary, the Queen's Privateer
- First Published by: Hephaestus Publishing
- First Published Format: Kindle
- First Published Date: 20 September 2022
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- By: Mark M. McMillin
- Title: Blood for Blood: The Uncertain Journey
- Series: Captain Bloody Mary, the Queen's Privateer
- First Published by: Hephaestus Publishing
- First Published Format: Kindle
- First Published Date: 27 November 2018
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- By: Mark M. McMillin
- Title: The Butcher's Daughter: A Journey Between Worlds
- Series: Captain Bloody Mary, the Queen's Privateer
- First Published by: Hephaestus Publishing
- First Published Format: Kindle
- First Published Date: 15 August 2015
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- By: Michael Aye
- Title: The Hunter
- Series: The Pyrate
- First Published by: Bitingduck Press
- First Published Format: Kindle
- First Published Date: 6 September 2022
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- By: Michael Aye
- Title: Letter of Marque
- Series: The Pyrate
- First Published by: Bitingduck Press
- First Published Format: Kindle
- First Published Date: 14 February 2019
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- By: Gerry Garibaldi
- Title: The River of Sin
- Series: The Diaries of Daniel Wren, Privateer
- First Published by: CreateSpace
- First Published Format: PB
- First Published Date: 2 February 2018
- ISBN-10: 1979876835
- ISBN-13: 978-1979876834