Pirateship Down: Stories from the world of The Sentinels of New Orleans, by Suzanne Johnson
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French pirate Jean Lafitte is tall, cobalt-eyed, broad-shouldered, and immortal. What’s not to love? But New Orleans’ most esteemed member of the historical undead is headed for trouble. He’s determined to reclaim Le Diligent, his gold-laden schooner lost at sea in 1814 and recently found at the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico near Terrebonne Parish, Louisiana. The U.S. Coast Guard and the Terrebonne Parish Sheriff’s Office might beg to differ. New Orleans wizard sentinel DJ Jaco and her merman friend Rene Delachaise can either lock up their friend Lafitte or join him on a road trip to Cajun country in order to save him from himself. Terrebonne Parish—not to mention its jail—might never be the same after the events of the all-new novella Pirateship Down, presented here along with a collection of urban fantasy stories and essays. Wizards and Cajun merfolk, sexy shapeshifters and undead French pirates. Welcome to the world of the Sentinels of New Orleans in this collection, along with a little Louisiana lagniappe. “A fantastic combination of the best things to find in an urban fantasy. The characters are quirky with lots of clever humor.”—RT Book Reviews, on Pirate’s Alley, Sentinels of New Orleans Book 4
Pirateship Down: Stories from the world of The Sentinels of New Orleans, by Suzanne Johnson - Amazon Sales Rank: #300185 in eBooks
- Published on: 2015-11-02
- Released on: 2015-11-02
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Pirateship Down: Stories from the world of The Sentinels of New Orleans, by Suzanne Johnson About the Author Suzanne Johnson grew up halfway between the Bear Bryant Museum and Elvis' birthplace, but was also a longtime resident of New Orleans, so she has a highly refined sense of the absurd and an ingrained love of SEC football, cheap Mardi Gras trinkets, and fried gator on a stick. She currently lives in Auburn, Alabama. She is the author of the Sentinels of New Orleans urban fantasy series. Book five, BELLE CHASSE, is due November 2016. She also is the author of a paranormal short, Christmas in Dogtown. Writing as Susannah Sandlin, she's the author of the best-selling paranormal romance Penton Vampire Legacy series, the romantic suspense series, The Collectors, and the Wildlife Wardens series, coming in 2016.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. Fantastic Bonus and insight into the Sentinels of New Orleans World, a must read! By miki Fabulous! A great compilation of novellas and short stories available for new readers as well as for the fans without any difficulty.Suzanne really did a wonderful job to introduce the world of the Sentinels of new Orleans for those new to it and set a form of timeline for the ones who follow the series from the beginning. She mixed past pieces of work that were available as treat on her blog for a limited time, some updated, modified etc, with new stories very captivating and as a bonus some info about the universes and the characters so that this book is something new for all of us.Pirateship Down” This novella is the pure treasure of this kind of anthology, Pirateship Down is a real pearl when you have read the series but you should really be able to enjoy it without difficulty after haing read the “lagniappe” becaus ethat give you a big inside in the universe.For those who have read the series, you can see how this fit wonderfully and at the same time stays a pure treat as it doesn’t impact the next book ( in the sense that you won’t feel like you have missed something if you read the book and not the novella but really that would be too sad to miss this!)Jean Lafitte has decided to reclaim one of his ship which has been found in the waters of the sea... to do so he drag along his friend Rene and Dj which is still suffering from her last experience. Both friends know they can’t go against Jean but that they must keep him out of the troubles....with a proud determined pirate you can imagine how it won’t be easy . Full of humour this novella won’t leave you indifferent, this was a pure joy and full of laughing time for me so i can’t recommend it to you enough.If you love Jean or simply want to have a fun reading moment, read this novella!Suzanne really did us a big favor by creating this book we awaited so long as a treat to be patient until the release of the next book so don’t hesitate to grab this one and spread the word. Authors who are so dedicated to their readers should be rewarded!Disclaimer: i received an ecopy of this book in exchange for an honest review.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. A greatly entertaining, hilarious read! By Caterina This read constitutes a collection of short stories and trivial information concerning Suzanne Johnson's Sentinels of New Orleans series!It was a fun and greatly entertaining read, very well-built by the author, so that it wouldn't be hard for someone who hasn't read any books in these series -someone like me -, to follow up.In more detail, the first short story "Talk Like a Pirate", mainly features 19-th century French Pirate Jean Lafitte and New Orleans Wizard Sentinel Gerry St. Simon. We get a first taste of the (in)famous pirate, and are able to see his interaction with the wizard before the series started.Next, we get "a little something extra", with a brief, but to the point, explanation of the Sentinels Multiverse, and its inhabitants! This is where you can find out more about the wizards, the fae, the merfolk, and even the elves!"Alex, The Pig" is a short story that features three of the protagonists of the Sentinels of New Orleans series, DJ, Alex and Rene. It is a short, fun read, about a small adventure that includes a certain cursed leprechaun!The next story, "Cat Mon Dieu" features a rather brief adventure of the pirate Jean Lafitte, in the Rouses Supermarket, and the chaos he just barely avoided causing!A few trivia is then offered about said pirate, for us to get a glimpse in his life before he was killed and became a historical undead livind in the Beyond!More information about Alex can be found on "Rivalry", a short featuring himself and his cousin when they were still teenagers, and around the time he had just started getting to know his shapeshifts. For everyone that has read the series, this short would actually prove to be very enlightening as to why he is who he is, and about the way he behaves!Both "Swamp Rats" and "Danger: Curves Ahead" featured DJ and Alex, giving us a glimpse of their relationship and how they interact with each other!Another extra follows, regarding the Sentinels Bibliography, before another story occurring between Alex and his cousin Jacob is provided!Last but not least, the novella with the same name as this collection, "Pirateship Down" is a quite an interesting read featuring DJ, Rene and their adventures trying to get Jean Lafitte out of the mess he has created for himself.All the stories, and especially the novella, are quick, witty and with lots and lots of humor! I actually caught myself not only chuckling, but also laughing out loud with DJ's narration. I loved the author's writing style, and the whole collection made me want to start the series as soon as I get them on my hands!All in all, 5 stars to a book that made me laugh more than any has succeeded in doing in a long long time!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. What a delight! A smorgasbord of stories to savor! By Book Goddess Pirateship Down is a fun filled collection of stories set in the world of the Sentinels of New Orleans. This is a terrific opportunity for anyone who has not yet read the series to get introduced to the cast of characters because you do not need to know the overall story arc to appreciate these stories. For established Sentinel fans, the tales provide more insight into your favorites, especially Jean LaFitte. The title novella features Jean at his troublesome, charismatic best in his attempt to reclaim one of his sunken ships. Grab your copy and be prepared to be entertained!
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