Sea Star

by Pamela Jekel

Living in constant danger, Anne Bounty, the wild and untamed pirate queen of the Caribbean, travels from the salons of colonial Charles Town to the torrid shores of Jamaica. Reprint. AB. PW. (read review)

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Fictionalized but fascinating suggestion of Anne's life!
  • Rated 5 stars
Reviewed by an Amazon user, 1998-02-15
I love this book, as I am obsessed with Anne herself, and have owned a copy of it since 1985. However, this book is in too many places a word-for-word repeat of John Carlova's book, Mistress of the Seas, which is Jekel's "principal source of research," and which I recently read a year ago. That's why Sea Star rates a "9" rather than a "10" in my book. This does not make it a bad book--- on the contrary! Jekel changes a number of "facts" from Carlova's book to make the story her own, but it is a wonderfully possible view of Anne's life as Anne herself might have liked it to be.
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