Raven's Lady of Blood - Clark, L.
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The Lady of Blood rises-and no soul is safe. The notorious Red Raven sails again-this time into a mystery soaked in blood and shadow. Rumors swirl of La Dama de Sangre, a ghost ship said to drag the living into the realm of the dead. Raven has fought tyrants, braved storms, and defied fate itself. But nothing has prepared her for this. As her enemies close in and the ghost ship haunts her wake, Raven must face an ancient evil that wants more than her life-it wants her soul. To protect all she holds dear, Raven must enter the storm... and hope the sea will let her leave. The sea is stirring.…mehr

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The Lady of Blood rises-and no soul is safe. The notorious Red Raven sails again-this time into a mystery soaked in blood and shadow. Rumors swirl of La Dama de Sangre, a ghost ship said to drag the living into the realm of the dead. Raven has fought tyrants, braved storms, and defied fate itself. But nothing has prepared her for this. As her enemies close in and the ghost ship haunts her wake, Raven must face an ancient evil that wants more than her life-it wants her soul. To protect all she holds dear, Raven must enter the storm... and hope the sea will let her leave. The sea is stirring. The past is hunting. And Raven may not escape this time. Board at your own risk-some ships never let you go.
Autorenporträt
Michael L. Clark was born in Tacoma, Washington, but grew up mainly in the south. Over the years, he has worked as a farmhand, elephant handler, zookeeper, restaurant manager and owner, musician, cake artist, and rural mail carrier, all while honing his craft as a storyteller. Clark's debut series was inspired by his many trips down the Natchez Trace. The stops along the Trail mentioned the people who once lived on the trail but gave limited information about their lives. Clark began to wonder about their stories and imagine traveling back in time to live among them and learn more. That desire sparked the idea for his first novel, The Shimmering, which has since evolved into a series of time-traveling Historical Novels. His fourth novel, Ambush at Horse Creek, is the first of many books he calls The Young Americans series. Each story depicts a young person growing up in a historical situation. Ambush is about a teenage boy who rides for the Pony Express.His latest series, The Red Raven, is based on pirates who operated during the early 18th Century.