title: The Pirate Captain: Chronicles of a Legend
author:  Kerry Lynne 
description: <b><span>Seriously, it's like</span><i>Outlander</i><span>but with pirates!</span></b>from the article: <b>Books to read if you like Outlander; quote from bustle.com - Crystal Paul </b><br /><br /><b>A Diamond in the Treasure Trove</b>"The Pirate Captain bears many resemblances to Diana Gabaldon's Outlander series that I would almost call it <b>"Outlander: the Pirate edition</b>.- <b>Romantic Historical Review, Goodreads,Emery Lee</b><br /><br />If you are looking for a pirate fiction 'fix', The Pirate Captain is it. . I found it a well written narrative with a plot that made it hard to put down and left me wanting more. . . The characterisations are strong and the pirates are not the caricatures of the big and small screens. Yes they are pirates and yes they can be ruthless but they are still sort of family. As an AOS book it was good but it is also a good romance novel with a 'will they, won't they' suspense element. Historical Naval Fiction<br /><br />"<b>The Pirate Captain</b> unfolds in visual images rather than being just words on the page. While a thread of romance runs through this tale, <b>The Pirate Captain is not a romance. It's a gritty novel of piracy and the sea that's realistically told in such a way that transports the reader back in time." -</b><b>Pirates and Privateers,Cindy Vallor </b><br /><br /><b> The Pirate Captain, Chronicles of a Legend</b> is a long novel that reads very quickly; Kerry Lynne has a knack for describing naval action, and the <b>Patrick O'Brian-style Age of Sail</b> naval jargon is kept sufficiently under control so as not to alienate newcomers to the genre. A marvelously entertaining saga; future volumes are eagerly anticipated. <b>Historical Novel Society </b>
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  Mutiny of the Heart  
  By Jennifer Bray-Weber
  
  Navigating the high seas as the female captain of a pirate ship means always
  being on your guard—especially when one takes a temptingly handsome slave on
  board.
  
  Captain Joelle Quint believes the slave claiming to be a cartographer can help
  her decipher the map her father left her when she was a child. She’s spent
  years trying to unlock its truths, hoping that it holds the answers to a dark
  family secret.
  
  Sloan Ricker has no intention of remaining captive. When the fiery, red-headed
  captain offers him his freedom in exchange for solving her map, what begins as
  an opportunity to escape becomes a struggle to make the beautiful, intriguing
  Joelle his mistress in more ways than one.
  
  Amidst a battle with the Royal Navy and a first mate’s jealousy, Joelle also
  fights her growing lust. And as much as he’d like to deny it, Ricker’s desire
  for Joelle has overcome his initial