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Prince Of Pirates. Philip Caveney (2009)

by Philip Caveney(Favorite Author)

3.65 of 5 Votes: 4

ISBN

186230257 (ISBN13: 9781862302570)

languge

English

genre

Fantasy

publisher

Red Fox

series

Sebastian Darke

review 1: It was ok, reminiscent of Geoffrey McSkimming. Plenty of jokes and mucking around and dialogue that is supposed to be witty. The female characters are active and capable but all beautiful and all sexualised in reference to the main character (yawn of tedium). I would love a book like this with female characters that were equally active and capable but not attracted to or attractive to the main character and not always descibed so much in terms of beauty and slimness.It didn't suck. Read it if you want to, I am not burning to read the whole series which seems likely to be the same thing over and over again possibly with different women.
review 2: I REALLY enjoyed this one, actually more than the first. I was trying to decide if I would simply recommend this one ... moreto a friend or if I would say read them both. I think read them both, because then the characters' relationships and personal motivations and group dynamic will make more sense. But the plot in this one was much funnier to me, and I really liked it. The characters are absolutely hilarious and really feed off of each other really well. I will be recommending this one! less

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