Bloody Jack Series: The First Three Books
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Embark on a swashbuckling adventure with the highly entertaining and endlessly cunning Jacky Faber, aka Bloody Jack. Once a dastardly London street urchin, Jacky alters her fate forever by sneaking on board a British warship and disguising herself as a ship’s boy. Jacky climbs ships’ rigging better than the rough-and-tumble boys of the navy, flirts her way out of the trouble she inevitably finds herself in, and ultimately lands herself at an elite school for girls in Boston. Jacky flits in and out of adventure and danger with pirates, real-life historical figures, and riotously funny fictitious friends.
L. A. Meyer takes you on adrenaline-filled historical adventures through the eyes of a witty, brave, and lovable young woman determined to change her fate.
Begin this adventurous and suspenseful series with the inaugural Bloody Jack novels. This starter pack contains three books: Bloody Jack, The Curse of the Blue Tattoo, and Under the Jolly Roger.
She thought disguising herself as a ship’s boy was the hard part. But what happens when pirates, finishing school, and a pair of sharp eyes get in the way?
- Hidden Identity: To escape life on the streets, Mary Faber becomes Ship’s Boy Jacky Faber, fooling an entire crew of British sailors. But keeping her secret is a full-time job.
- High-Seas Historical Adventure: From climbing the rigging of a warship to facing down pirates under the Jolly Roger, Jacky’s journey is packed with action set in the late 1700s.
- A Strong and Saucy Heroine: Jacky Faber is cunning, brave, and endlessly charming. She flirts her way out of trouble and never lets anyone forget she’s in charge of her own fate.
- From Guttersnipe to Lady: The adventure doesn’t stop at sea. Jacky finds herself swept from pirate ships to an elite Boston finishing school for proper young ladies.
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L. A. Meyer (1942–2014) was the acclaimed writer of the Bloody Jack Adventure series, which follows the exploits of an impetuous heroine who has fought her way up from the squalid streets of London to become an adventurer of the highest order. Mr. Meyer was an art teacher, an illustrator, a designer, a naval officer, and a gallery owner. All of those experiences helped him in the writing of his curious tales of the beloved Jacky Faber. Visit www.jackyfaber.com for more information on the author and his books.
