Jacquotte Delahaye: Caribbean Fury (Pirate Women, #9)

Fearless, cunning, and as wild as the Caribbean winds, Jacquotte Delahaye defied every rule of the seas.
"Jacquotte Delahaye: Caribbean Fury" plunges you into the turbulent life of a woman who rose from tragedy to become a legend feared by sailors and revered by outlaws.
From a childhood ravaged by loss, Jacquotte's path becomes one of vengeance and survival as she joins a ruthless pirate crew, wielding her wit and blade to carve her name into history. As she grows into a force of nature, she faces enemies on every side—rival pirates, relentless bounty hunters, and the looming powers of the colonial empires. But Jacquotte's greatest challenges lie within her own crew: fierce allies like Anne Dieu-le-Veut, loyal confidants like Marius, and friendships as turbulent as the seas they sail.
Together, they storm the Caribbean, raiding ports and fortresses, including the legendary Raid on Campeche, where Jacquotte cements her place in infamy. But as alliances crack and secrets surface, Jacquotte is tested beyond the boundaries of loyalty, driven to confront those she once trusted in battles that could shatter her world.
Thrilling and unforgettable, "Jacquotte Delahaye: Caribbean Fury" is a tale of betrayal, love, and resilience in the face of the brutal truths of piracy. With a real timeline of her life included, the book dispels the myths. It reveals the authentic story of Jacquotte Delahaye, the woman who became a Caribbean Pirate queen and left her mark on history's darkest waves.
"In the heart of battle and betrayal, Jacquotte Delahaye forged a legacy as fierce as the Caribbean winds. A thrilling voyage that captures the true spirit of a pirate queen." - Penny Nicholson, Historian
Ninth in the Pirate Women series, each installment unleashes a new, stand-alone tale of adventure, danger, and unforgettable heroines who defy the seas.

Hilmarj Torgrim is an American author with deep roots in Viking and Scottish lore. She's spent a lifetime studying the myths and stories of her ancestors so that she might make them more accessible to all ages. Hilmarj writes primarily fiction, with historical roots in fact.