True Story of Terrifying Seas, Double-Dealing, and Love Across Three Oceans

In the annals of maritime history, there are countless tales of adventure, treachery, and love. But few can rival the true story of the True Love, a ship that sailed across three oceans and encountered more than its share of danger and intrigue.

A Smuggler's Guide to Good Manners: A True Story Of Terrifying Seas, Double-Dealing, And Love Across Three Oceans (The Smuggler's Guide Series Book 1)

by Kenny Ranen

4.3 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	3521 KB
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Print length	:	297 pages
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The True Love was a merchant ship built in England in 1745. She was a sturdy vessel, well-suited for the long voyages that were common in those days. Her captain, William Kidd, was a skilled navigator and a fearless leader. He had a crew of experienced sailors, and they were confident that they could handle whatever challenges came their way.

The True Love set sail from England in 1746, bound for the Caribbean. She was carrying a cargo of goods that were in high demand in the colonies. The voyage was long and arduous, but Kidd and his crew persevered. They encountered storms, pirates, and hostile natives. But they always managed to overcome these obstacles and continue on their journey.

After months at sea, the True Love finally reached the Caribbean. Kidd sold his cargo for a handsome profit, and he and his crew began to enjoy the fruits of their labor. They spent their days exploring the islands, drinking rum, and gambling. But their idyll was not to last.

One day, Kidd and his crew were approached by a group of Spanish soldiers. The soldiers accused Kidd of piracy, and they demanded that he surrender his ship and his crew. Kidd refused, and a battle ensued. The True Love was outgunned and outmanned, and Kidd and his crew were quickly defeated. They were taken prisoner and thrown into a dungeon.

Kidd and his crew were held prisoner for several months. They were tortured and interrogated, but they refused to give up their secrets. Finally, the Spanish authorities decided that they could no longer hold Kidd and his crew. They were released, but they were forbidden from ever returning to the Caribbean.

Kidd and his crew returned to England in disgrace. They had lost their ship, their cargo, and their freedom. But they had also gained something invaluable: a story to tell. The story of the True Love was a tale of adventure, treachery, and love. It was a story that would be passed down from generation to generation.

The True Love was a ship that sailed across three oceans and encountered more than its share of danger and intrigue. But she was also a ship that carried a crew of brave and loyal men. Men who were willing to face any challenge, and who would never give up on their dreams.

The True Love is a reminder that even in the darkest of times, there is always hope. Hope for adventure, hope for love, and hope for redemption.

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A Smuggler's Guide to Good Manners: A True Story Of Terrifying Seas, Double-Dealing, And Love Across Three Oceans (The Smuggler's Guide Series Book 1)

by Kenny Ranen

4.3 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	3521 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
X-Ray	:	Enabled
Word Wise	:	Enabled
Print length	:	297 pages
Lending	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported

FREE