Sea Wolves and the Namur Pirate Tale Tracks
Geoffrey Carlyle, a mariner sentenced to service in the American colonies, boards a pirate voyage with Donny Fairfax, Captain Sanchez, and a captive Dorothy. As the Namur sails the Potomac and Atlantic, Carlyle vies for control, unravels betrayals, and plots escape from piracy aboard the Namur and a chained craft while Dororthy and Estada navigate courtship and danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geoffry Carlyle
Mariner
Donny Fairfax
Maryland
Sanchez
Dorothy and Geoffry in a perilous shipboard rendezvous
In a dim stateroom Dorothy confides to Geoffry Carlyle while plotting escape aboard the venger. They discuss mutiny, the rival Estada, and Sanchez, weighing deceit as a weapon and a pistol kept hidden as a last resort. A shadowy intruder approaches as tension peaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geoffry Carlyle
Saeed
Murder on Board Forces Dark Gamble on Ship
In a stateroom on a ship, a stranger lunged toward the crew. The narrator swings a chair, a body falls, and a half breed Indian lies unrecognized as the victim. A hidden threat and possible accomplice loom as light vanishes and plans for concealment unfold. Dorothy reveals shock at the weapon while suspicions grow about Estada and a broader conspiracy aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estada
Munuet
Noating
Dorothy
LeVere
Watkins
Bhus
Senor Estada
Amada
le Veré
Senor LeVere
Senor
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Black Sanches
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Ease
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Carlil
Hapter X
Hapter Xi—Pirates
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Gold
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Torothy
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Estevan
Fighting Men
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Leeere
Geoffy
Treagure
Ked Namur
Apter
Black
Gunsaules
Geoffry Carlylet
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Ansaland
Porto Grande
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Sters
Manuel
Sanches
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Jenin
Pedro Exstada
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