Unfortunately, this is not a how-to manual. But, it is wildly (really, WILDly) entertaining. The author's true identity is unknown and maybe for good reason: many of the descriptions of the life of buccaneers contained herein are all too intimate to come from a complete outsider. If it's the bad guys you want to read about, and the details of their sordid lives, this be the book for you.
Review by C. Hollis Crossman
C. Hollis Crossman used to be a child. Now he's a husband and father who loves church, good food, and weird stuff. He might be a mythical creature, but he's definitely not a centaur. Read more of his reviews
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Review by C. Hollis Crossman
C. Hollis Crossman used to be a child. Now he's a husband and father who loves church, good food, and weird stuff. He might be a mythical creature, but he's definitely not a centaur. Read more of his reviews
here.
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