The world ended in 1712. It happened all at once, and the next day no one knew what to expect. Nations, lands, even entire cultures were turned upside down overnight. Refugees from another world now call Earth home. Everything was changed, if not transformed - including people.
People like me.
There are those who plan to use what happened to their advantage, no matter who they hurt. They can try.
But they’ll find us standing in their way.
- Doctor Pedro Sangre, Alchemist and Privateer
Transformed by the cataclysm of 1712, Doctor Pedro Sangre and his four courageous privateer companions confront mysterious and evil forces that plague innocent people. Together, they grapple with uncanny forces and myths come to life, risking everything to preserve peace and set right what has gone wrong.
Season/Book 1: Death Whispers of the Etherwave
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If Books Could Kill… They’d Start with Him
Doctor Pedro Sangre thought it would be simple: recover an old book, the Codex Luminari, from a half-sunken ruin, survive the swamp, then walk away.
But it was never really that simple.
When the Codex Luminari is stolen, Pedro finds himself at the center of an impossible plot with a horrific conclusion. Unless he can uncover who’s behind it all first.
As necrotic magic spreads across Jamaica, Pedro and his companions find themselves hunted by murderers, pirates, and death golems. Worse still, a mysterious figure stalks them from the shadows, eager to tear through anything in his way… maybe even death itself.
Season/Book 2: The Tidebloom Covenant
Coming soon…
Some flowers are for the dead. Others remember them…
Doctor Pedro Sangre has seen firsthand what the Etherwave Arcana can do to flesh, mind, and soul. Of all its horrors, none are worse than the Dark Mark, which can rot a person inside-out, or worse.
Drawn into a conflict he never asked for, Pedro sails alongside one of the elusive kelpwitches in search of the lost Covenant Tower. The rumored resting place of the powerful Hearts of the Grove, sacred to kelpwitches and the memories they protect.
Pirates, smugglers, and worse want the Hearts. Worst of all is a man desperate to carve miracles from monsters, even if it means drowning the Caribbean in blood.
To stop them, Pedro has to choose how much he’ll risk before the sea remembers its dead… and calls Pedro to join them.
Legends of the Privateers is a work of pure, unabashed fiction. Actually, when it's not swinging off the rigging, or shivering some timbers, it's rather shy and retiring. Did I mention it enjoys baking? Names of characters, places, events, organizations and locations are all creations of the author’s imagination for this fictitious setting. So he really is all to blame here.
Any resemblance to persons living, dead, shoved overboard, or reanimated is coincidental. The opinions expressed are those of the characters and should not be confused with the author's, since the characters and the author tend to disagree a lot.
So it's gonna be a serial killer?
I love the any resemblance to ... section 🤣