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Martin Conisby's Vengeance
Jeffery Farnol
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"Aye—why!" cried Belvedere, gnashing his teeth. "Ask her—go ask Joanna, the curst jade."
"She be only a woman, when all's said, Cap'n—"
"Nay, Job," quoth Belvedere, shaking his head. "She's Joanna and behind her do lie Tressady and Sol and Rory and Abnegation Mings—and all the Fellowship. So if she says he lives, lives it is, to lie soft and feed dainty, curse him. Let me die if I don't wish I'd left her on the island to end him her own way—wi' steel or kindness—"
"Kindness!" said Diccon, with an ugly leer. "Why, there it is, Cap'n; she's off wi' the old and on wi' the new, like—"
"Not yet, by God!" snarled Belvedere 'twixt shut teeth and scowling down on . . . Read More
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I finish this one with mixed feelings. The romance was concluded in a sweet and mostly satisfying manner. Martin discovered the vanity of vengeance and the abundance to be found in honor and brotherhood. All the loose threads were tied up and our heroes are safely bound for England and their happily
Fantastic story
Oh book 2 of this two part series is glorious. Such adventure and such wonderful characters. But the change in Martin as he pursues his vengeance and then lets it go. The marvelous bravery in the characters is so fantastic.
Originally published on my blog here in June 1998.
This is, of course, the sequel to Black Bartlemy's Treasure, and continues the swashbuckling adventures of Martin Conisby in the Caribbean. At the start of the book, Martin is stranded on his desert island once again. This time, he is alone, until th
Jeffrey Farnol, who wrote ‘historical swashbucklers’ and was a huge infuence in historical novels in the early twentieth century, had a writing career spanning from 1907 until his death in 1952, but has now largely sunk into obscurity.
Historical swashbucklers intended largely for a male audience see
A neat sequel to his Black Bartlemy's Treasure. I'd give 5 stars to the first half--which with pirate queen Joanna brings in a character equally volcanic as the narrator, Martin Conisby--and 3 to the second half. After Martin meets his arch-enemy in the dungeons of the Inquisition (Farnol seems to h
Humph.
Martin was a fool in the first book, and his intellect does not improve in this narrative. An added disappointment is the Lady Joan wasn't in it as much. Instead we are treated to Joanna, a fierce, violent, evil wench. I wished a coconut would fall and knock her senseless. I have no liking fo
This is the sequel to Black Bartlemy's Treasure at the end of which Martin Conisby is deserted on an island. This story begins some 3-years later and Martin is still bent on revenge in spite of having lost all he cared for because of his stubborn desire for revenge. Rescued from the island eventuall