Bloody Jack Adventures: Under the Jolly Roger : Being an Account of the Further Nautical Adventures of Jacky Faber (Series #3) (Edition 1) (Hardcover)

from Annesanse

Under the Jolly Roger may have been my favorite Bloody Jack book yet. This book made me fall in love with the characters all over again, it made me laugh out loud, it made me so happy I wanted to cry, and it made me so sad that I did cry. In my opinion, that is what makes an excellent book. I jus...

from Rosenstern

Jacky's rollicking adventure continues in one of my favorite novels in the series. She's heartbroken to find that Jamie's eyes are for another and so manages to get herself into a highly irrational situation- she's pressed into the navy. Unfortunately, the Captain she's assigned to is the absolut...

from knielsen83

I absolutely have fallen in love with this series. The character has her faults (and does she know it), but you can see most of the great points about her. She's living an unfair life because no one will take her seriously as a 15 year old girl. I like how this one ended off and the relationships...

from eenerd

Another awesome segment in the Bloody Jack series. Meyer's knack for storytelling is amazing, and Jacky just gets better and better with age. On the seas, in Ireland and England, Jacky manages to captain a ship, start her own company, open an orphanage, and have no less than 4 handsome men fallin...

from sailorfigment

I've read all the Bloody Jack books so far as audio books and I'm so glad I have. Katherine Kellgren really makes Jacky come alive! She gets into the characters and it's not just a person reading a book, but an actress playing the part. Not to give away too much, but I cried right along with Jack...