Jason W. Mitchiner Livres

1681 Ireland Young William Mitchiner is tending to his sheep, bored with the monotony of his daily life. His fate is forever changed by a chance encounter with the notorious pirate, Captain Kidd. William Mitchiner grows into piracy along side of his mentor, with all the risks and rewards. William finds the love of his life, Anastasia Rialto, the Princess of Venice who is betrothed to the King of England, Charles II. William and Captain Kidd are hunted by England as they capture ships, sail the seas, find new discoveries, and burry treasure in a secret location off of Nova Scotia. William's destiny is what he must fulfill no matter the cost. His journey leads him to love, loss, riches, and glory. For how long can rogue pirates live in glory while the King of England commands his entire military might to make an example of them and bring the end of piracy once and for all?

For Tarleton Brown, all is lost during the Revolutionary War. His family is brutally ripped from his embrace and he loses himself even further as his soul is slowly dimmed to darkness. As Tarleton stands upon the ashy remains of his father's once proud, untouched grave, he senses calmness in the thought of joining those into death's eternal embrace. However, his exhausted mind still clings to a distant image of a woman whom he desires more than death. A member of British nobility, this woman knows struggles far beyond her seeming reality. She is imprisoned in a world intertwined with bloodshed and moral battles of the flesh. Tarleton has nothing left but the growing desire to save the one person he still can. He finds himself immediately engaged in overwhelming opposition as an onslaught of political troops and enemies plague his journey to try to destroy him before he reaches his love and his unlikely destiny at Cooper's Mansion.