Blackbeard’s Gift

Blackbeard’s Gift by James R. Clifford, published by Dan River Press in March 2004, is a work of fiction that spans 156 pages. Set in 1717, the narrative follows John Rutherford, an honorable young man who becomes embroiled in a dangerous power struggle among corrupt individuals. As he flees from England, pursued by a would-be murderer, he embarks on a journey aboard the Sea Bisquit to the colonial city of Charleston, where his true adventures commence.
Readers will find a tale rich in action and adventure as John navigates the treacherous waters of his new reality. The story delves into themes of survival and honor amidst chaos, presenting a vivid backdrop of early 18th-century life. As the plot unfolds, John encounters various challenges that test his character and resolve, making for an engaging exploration of his quest for safety and purpose.
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“It is 1717 and a young man suddenly finds himself caught in the middle of a power struggle between ruthless and corrupt men. John Rutherford, an honorable young man, is forced to flee from England, with his would-be murderer right behind him. He sails on the Sea Bisquit to the colonial city of Charleston, where his real adventures begin.”–Back cover.
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