B Longino Smith

Of Brine & Blood B Longino Smith

In 17th century England, a women's purpose is only served in a home. But Kitrina Harvey has no home and the only place she feels will keep the memory of her father alive, is at sea. However, when she inexplicably finds herself on the ship of the infamous female pirate captain, Charlotte de Berry, she may have counted her good fortune too soon. While Kit may have found a family among the motley crew of outlaws, and perhaps even a special interest in a particular pirate named Gage, is she ready to be a pirate herself? Kit must ask herself what she is willing to do to please the pirate captain, made even more complicated when she finds out that her life is much more entangled in Charlotte's than she originally believed. Can she kill even when she discovers that she and Charlotte share a common enemy? Of Brine & Blood is a fictionalized retailing of one of history's infamous female pirates, through the eyes of a girl coming of age among the contrasting themes of love, revenge and power. Liberally sensationalized, Of Blood and Brine, follows the twisting trail of Kitrina Harvey's life, as she recounts Captain Charlotte de Berry's own story of love, loss and murder.