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A review by jennifermreads
Princeless: Raven the Pirate Princess Book 4: Two Ships in the Night by Jeremy Whitley
5.0
Raven’s second year as ship captain begins. But when a celebration is cut short by an attack, the crew is tested and finds relationships flourish – and suffer.
I cannot even get into my review without squealing for joy that the ads have disappeared from these volumes!! I was overjoyed to find all 128 pages of this book full of Raven and her crew with a poignant author’s note (and a heartfelt promise to his readers) as well as several progression views from the artist.
And now we get to see what this crew is made of! While the story begins with a riotous celebration with food and dancing, it is interrupted by an attack from another ship. Swords fly, bodies bleed, men tumble, our female crew is tested, and relationships complicate. Now, this is why I love these characters: tremendous strength and friendship from a solid crew of women of every ethnicity and sexuality.
I cannot even get into my review without squealing for joy that the ads have disappeared from these volumes!! I was overjoyed to find all 128 pages of this book full of Raven and her crew with a poignant author’s note (and a heartfelt promise to his readers) as well as several progression views from the artist.
And now we get to see what this crew is made of! While the story begins with a riotous celebration with food and dancing, it is interrupted by an attack from another ship. Swords fly, bodies bleed, men tumble, our female crew is tested, and relationships complicate. Now, this is why I love these characters: tremendous strength and friendship from a solid crew of women of every ethnicity and sexuality.