Mississippi Jack: Being an Account of the Further Waterborne Adventures of Jacky Faber, Midshipman, (Hardcover) by L A Meyer

from knielsen83

Well.. this better not be the last book. I always want more with these books (even if they are 600 pages of adventure, humor and even romance...).It's good to finally see somewhat of a happy ending, but I'm still not satisfied if this is the end of the series. If you haven't read these books yet....

from Annesanse

Ok, so this book had me worried that my love of this series was coming to an end. Aside from the opening scenes, I basically hated the first half of the book. I spent that time wishing I could wring the necks of two of my favorite characters. Thankfully, the second half redeemed the book for me. ...

from keristars

I love this book so much. Seriously, Mississippi Jack is easily my favorite of the six Bloody Jack books currently published. I just reread it as the seventh book, Rapture of the Deep, is due to be released soon, and I wanted to have the story-to-date fresh in mind. I hadn't read it since the fir...

from snapplechick

Jack is back! Ms. Faber is here once again in a totally new world. She's run to the Mississippi River to hide, but winds up starting her own little river transportation company. What she doesn't know is that Jamie is close behind, rushing to get back to her. Another great book in the series!!! I ...

from FeegleFan

"Mississippi Jack" is the 5th installment in L.A. Meyer's "Bloody Jack" series and is a relatively decent novel; it's fast- and well-paced and generally well-written, with interesting packets of history thrown in. The heroine Jacky is well-defined and entertaining, and - thank God - not perfect l...