Hook's Tale: Being the Account of an Unjustly Villainized Pirate Written by Himself (Hardcover)

from N.W.Moors

I have always enjoyed Peter Pan retellings and I've read quite a few. Some are good and some aren't, but that's not unusual. I was hoping this retelling from Hook's point of view might be in the former group, but unfortunately, it was too bland for me. The writing is somewhat archaic which slows ...

from picardyrose

Peter Pan as the bad guy.

from marsenault13

Another retelling of the tale of Pan and Hook. This one starts from a young James' life in London with his mother, and wraps around to his father, who has gone missing on a ship, to Peter Pan, to Tiger Lily, and all the rest of the crew. I enjoyed the way that the author brought in all the aspect...

from LibStaff2

A retelling of the Peter Pan story, from Captain Hook's perspective. I enjoy origin stories, and this one is definitely intriguing, especially for a character who is so well known (I always prefered Hook over Pan anyway). It's a bit darker, but since he's been labeled a villain, the storyline see...