Black Bartlemy's Treasure By: Jeffery Farnol (1878-1952) |
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Black Bartlemy's Treasure by Jeffery Farnol is a thrilling adventure novel set in the 17th century. With a unique blend of action, mystery, and romance, this book takes readers on an unforgettable journey through treacherous seas and dangerous lands.
The story centers around the young and ambitious Lionel, who embarks on a quest to find Black Bartlemy's legendary treasure. Along the way, he encounters a colorful cast of characters, each with their own motivations and secrets. From the cunning pirate Benjy to the fiery and independent Meg, these characters bring depth and intrigue to the narrative.
Farnol's writing effortlessly transports readers to a time of high seas and hidden riches. His vivid descriptions of the landscapes and seafaring adventures make every page feel alive. Whether it's the fierce battles on stormy waters or the exploration of uncharted territories, the author's attention to detail creates a sense of authenticity and excitement.
The plot moves at a brisk pace, with unexpected twists and turns keeping readers guessing until the very end. Farnol expertly weaves together action-packed scenes with moments of reflection and character development, ensuring that the story never loses its momentum. The inclusion of romance adds an additional layer of depth, as Lionel grapples with conflicting emotions while on his journey.
One highlight of this book is Farnol's ability to create memorable and well-rounded characters. Lionel is a likeable protagonist, driven by his insatiable thirst for adventure. Meg, the strong-willed love interest, complements Lionel's determination with her own fierce personality. Supporting characters, such as the wise old seaman Tom and the enigmatic pirate Betty, add further depth to the narrative, elevating it beyond a simple treasure hunt.
While Black Bartlemy's Treasure is undeniably a swashbuckling adventure, it also explores deeper themes of loyalty, honor, and the choices we make in our lives. Through Lionel's journey, readers are reminded of the importance of staying true to oneself and the impact our decisions can have on others.
In conclusion, Black Bartlemy's Treasure is an enthralling tale that blends action, mystery, and romance into a captivating adventure. Farnol's masterful storytelling and well-crafted characters make this novel a must-read for fans of historical fiction and high-seas escapades. With its richly detailed setting and compelling storyline, this book will transport readers to a world filled with treasures and dangers at every turn. BY JEFFREY FARNOL TO MY NEPHEWS JAMES JEFFREY FARNOL AND RONALD EWART OAKESHOTT CONTENTS PROLOGUE I OF WHAT BEFELL ON PEMBURY HILL II HOW I HEARD A SONG IN THE WOOD AT MIDNIGHT III TELLS HOW I STOLE MY BREAKFAST IV TELLETH HOW I MET ONE ADAM PENFEATHER V HOW I CAME TO CONISBY SHENE VI OF MY SHAMEFUL SUFFERINGS AND HOW I WAS DELIVERED THEREFROM VII HOW I HEARD TELL OF BLACK BARTLEMY'S TREASURE VIII HOW I FELL IN WITH ONE GOD BE HERE, A PEDDLER IX HOW I HAD WORD WITH THE LADY JOAN BRANDON FOR THE THIRD TIME X HOW I SWORE TO THE BLOOD BROTHERHOOD XI ADAM PENFEATHER, HIS NARRATIVE XII TELLETH OF A FIGHT IN THE DARK XIII WE SET OUT FOR DEPTFORD POOL XIV HOW I CAME ABOARD THE "FAITHFUL FRIEND" XV TELLETH OF A NAMELESS BLACK SHIP XVI TELLS HOW WE WERE DOGGED BY THE BLACK SHIP XVII TELLETH HOW AN EYE WATCHED ME FROM THE DARK XVIII CONCERNING THE MARK OF A BLOODY HAND AND HOW I LAY IN THE BILBOES ON SUSPICION OF MURDER XIX CONCERNING THE PRINCESS DAMARIS XX HOW I CAME OUT OF MY BONDS AND OF THE TERRORS OF A FIRE AT SEA XXI TELLETH HOW THE SAID FIRE CAME ABOUT XXII TELLETH HOW WE WERE... Continue reading book >>
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