Caribbean Gold - The Treasure of Tortuga (Volume 1)
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| Rating | : | 4.24 (641 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0971369488 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 200 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-11-11 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
They set out in search of adventure and wealth, but the challenges they encounter are beyond their wildest dreams – the brutal Spanish, ruthless buccaneers, a pirate king, the lure of Havana, and the women – as fierce in their desires as Caribbean storms. If you have enjoyed Michael Reisig’s best-selling “Road To Key West” novels, you will love his new “Caribbean Gold” series, which begins with “The Treasure of Tortuga.” This first book draws you back in time, to an era of dark-hearted men, captivating women, and a seafaring adventure so real you’ll taste the salt spray. Eng
After college, he relocated to the Florida Keys, established a commercial diving business, got his pilot’s license, and traveled extensively throughout the southern hemisphere, diving, treasure hunting, adventuring, and writing about his travels. His works have been optioned for motion pictures, sold to overseas publishers, and produced for ebooks and audio. He is a former newspaper editor and publisher, an award-winning columnist, and a best-selling novelist. He attended high school and college in the Tampa Bay area of Florida. He admits that a great many of the situations and the characters in his novels are
"Not his best work." according to Dinghy Doctor. I loved Reisig's "Roads to Key West" books but this one is not up to his standards. The characters were shallow, the plot predicable, and it merely served as an entry to the next book. I will still read anything by Reisig but I was disappointed with this one. The next in the series better be a whole lot better.. JW said Storm. Incredible description of the ship on a transatlantic voyage and the storm it encountered. Lots of fighting action. Detailed description of the enmity of the Spanish and English and the religious division of the Middle Ages. Believable characters.. Four Stars I thought it was a good book.
Michael Reisig has been writing professionally for 15 years. He admits that a great many of the situations and the characters in his novels are authentic, but nothing makes a great read like experience… . He is a former newspaper editor and publisher, an award-winning columnist, and a best-selling novelist. His works have been optioned for motion pictures, sold to overseas publishers, and produced for ebooks and audio. After college, he relocated to the F