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Ralph E. Jarrells

The story of Anne Bonny, the first female pirate. A historical, fiction autobiography of Anne Bonny. Anne tells her own story to her granddaughter. Much of the story is concerning her years as a pirate which started when she was fifteen years old. The story is packed with action, suspense, humor and the building of a connection between grandmother and granddaughter.

A religious, historical novel about Judas' 30 pieces of silver and how they got to Charleston, SC, current day. The story brings together Judas, a Crusader, Pope Alexander VI, Stead Bonnet (the Gentleman Pirate), Doctor Bug (a root doctor), a Senator and his daughter, an antique dealer and other assorted characters. The "cursed coins" cause death and destruction everywhere they go.

"Colorful and rambunctious"
"A wonderful entertaining read"
"A witty tale of love and loss"
"Awesome read!"
"Beautifully written"

Ralph Jarrells entered the field of writing novels late in his life, he is seventy-six years old. He retired from corporate America ten years ago and began an award winning video production company that specialized in creating video programs for ministry and mission organizations. So far, his work has received twenty-eight international creative awards.

"This is a good example that you are never to old to start a new chapter in your life, Jarrells said. "At seventy-six , maybe I should think about fishing or rocking in a chair over looking the ocean, but I never liked fishing and even though looking at the ocean sounds interesting, I think I wouldn't be able to take more than one day of that without something to do."

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