Henry Bedford-Jones était un auteur canadien prolifique dont les œuvres couvraient la fantasy d'aventure historique, la science-fiction, le crime et les westerns. Citant Alexandre Dumas comme une influence majeure, il a écrit plus de cent romans, se méritant le surnom de « Roi des Pulps ». Son écriture se caractérise par un style rapide et aventureux qui plonge les lecteurs dans des mondes fictifs expansifs. Au-delà de la fiction, Bedford-Jones s'est également consacré au journalisme et à la poésie.
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Set against the backdrop of the high seas, the story follows John Solomon Supercargo on thrilling ship voyages filled with cargo, trading, and treasure hunting. The narrative is rich with suspense as Solomon faces perilous situations and unexpected challenges. Henry Bedford-Jones masterfully captures the excitement and danger of maritime life, creating an action-packed tale that immerses readers in a world of intrigue. This gripping adventure promises to keep readers engaged and on the edge of their seats throughout.
Captain John Hawke leads an adventurous journey aboard the Pelican, navigating the treacherous high seas filled with suspense and danger. As he faces ruthless adversaries and searches for hidden treasures, the narrative explores themes of loyalty and the spirit of exploration. Vividly portrayed characters add depth to the unfolding drama, while the unpredictable twists keep readers engaged. Set against a maritime backdrop, the story captures the essence of life on the open sea during a time of bold endeavors and exploration.