{"id":595865,"date":"2022-04-14T15:36:01","date_gmt":"2022-04-14T15:36:01","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.abnewswire.com\/pressreleases\/?p=595865"},"modified":"2022-04-14T15:36:01","modified_gmt":"2022-04-14T15:36:01","slug":"ballad-of-a-pirate-princess-by-dan-e-hendrickson-is-now-april-2022-book-of-the-month","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.abnewswire.com\/pressreleases\/ballad-of-a-pirate-princess-by-dan-e-hendrickson-is-now-april-2022-book-of-the-month_595865.html","title":{"rendered":"Ballad Of A Pirate Princess By Dan E. Hendrickson Is Now April 2022 Book Of The Month"},"content":{"rendered":"
Scott Hughes, the founder of OnlineBookClub.org has unrevealed \u201cBallad of a Pirate Princess\u201d as April\u2019s book of the month.<\/div>\n

Brandy, Ballad Of a Pirate Princess<\/a> by Dan E. Hendrickson, has now been awarded as April 2022 Book of the Month by onlinebookclub.org<\/a>. The book follows the story of Brandy, the daughter of the two most nefarious, fear-inspiring pirates on the open seas. Following their deaths, the orphaned child is hunted. As she embarks on a journey to find a safe place to hide and create a life for herself, she is estranged in a tale of romance and adventure, choosing to reclaim her old ship and crew and rescue her new love or remain safe. <\/p>\n

“Pirates are some of my favorite things, I can’t get enough of them,” OnlineBookClub.org’s Director of Book Promotions, Beth Jackson, said. “But it’s fairly well-tread ground. That’s what makes Brandy, Ballad of a Pirate Princess so interesting to me: it’s not about the two feared pirates who roam the seas together as a pair and their crew, it’s about their daughter and what happens when she’s suddenly forced into hiding. Seeing what becomes of a woman who’s known the sea her whole life after ‘settling down’, potentially forced back to sea — on the ship her dead parents ruled the waters on, no less — to save someone she loves is captivating! And I can’t get enough of powerful women, of course.”<\/p>\n

Speaking about his inspiration for the book in a Chart with Sarah in an official OnlineBookClub.org interview<\/a>, Dan said, “As a boy, I dearly loved books like Treasure Island, by Robert Louis Stevenson.” He went on to say, “but later on, as I saw exactly what pirates really were…I waited until I had an idea for a story that would not glorify them but still showed the bustling romantic side of high seas action in the Caribbean.”<\/p>\n

He added, “I’m excited to dive into this unique twist on pirate tales, and I’m eager to discuss it with other readers in the forums,” Scott Hughes, owner of OnlineBookClub.org, said.<\/p>\n

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