Today I’m sharing about a really great book that surprised me, The Seafaring Women of the Vera B. was written by Susan Page Davis, along with her son, Jim S. Davis.
I don’t normally look for books about pirates, and adventure on the high seas. Except lately for some reason. I tried this one because I heard the story centered around an all female crew, on a traditional tall mast ship in the 1800s. I was so glad I took a chance. Here’s the review:
Want an out of the ordinary story that quickly draws you in? This is your book. All the swashbuckling action and adventure you would expect, with just enough human drama and romance to keep you wanting more. Captain Alice and her trusted companion Mr. Deak are dedicated to completing the voyage started by Alice’s recently deceased husband. Quickly assembling a new crew means placing their trust in passengers and previously untrained sailors. The twist? All but one or two are female! Everyone involved has to get rid of preconceived notions about others, and learn to recognize untapped talents. A wonderful read from start to finish. I purchased the second book in the series, and can’t wait to see how the saga continues.
You can find this book, published by Scrivenings Press on Amazon in Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, and paperback form. Enjoy, and don’t forget to leave a review.
Comment below if you’ve read this one, or anything else by Susan. I’d love to hear what you think!
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