Cape Tiburon

Cape Tiburon by Aaronne Colagrossi is a historical fiction novel published by Amazon Digital Services LLC – Kdp on July 23, 2017. This edition spans 108 pages and is presented in English. The narrative unfolds in 1635, focusing on a group of pirates aboard the dugout, the Chasseur, who find themselves adrift in the Caribbean Sea after a storm. As they struggle for survival, they encounter the formidable Cape Tiburon and the lure of a Spanish galleon, setting the stage for a tense adventure.
Readers will find a fast-paced story that delves into the essence of its characters as they navigate the challenges of hunger, thirst, and greed. The novel captures the harsh realities of pirate life, emphasizing the desperation and determination of its castaways. With a backdrop of historical intrigue and thrilling encounters, Cape Tiburon presents a vivid portrayal of life on the high seas, inviting readers to experience the relentless pursuit of survival in a world where the Caribbean does not forgive.
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DEAD OR ALIVE… THE CARIBBEAN DOES NOT FORGIVE
I loved the detail in this adventure novel. Aaronne Colagrossi knows the sea and has researched his story well. I found this book one I could not put down. Fast paced and well written.
The author strips down the characters in their essence, as they struggle to survive.
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1635. The pirate dugout, the Chasseur, 32 feet in length and with 29 filibusters on board, is adrift after a storm in the Caribbean Sea. The long canoe is located five miles west of Cape Tiburon, a rocky headland to the southwest of Haiti-Santo Domingo, which reigns as a giant sea monster on that stretch of sea. The castaways are like lost souls languishing in an infinite asthenia: who, pushed by hunger, thirst and greed, drove them to sea. The commander of the buccaneers, a certain Pierre Le Grand, has sighted something near Cape Tiburon. There is no doubt about it: it is an enormous Spanish galleon. The pirate issues a feral cry on deck, an order to attack and by rowing their boat through the night, Le Grand first sinks his vessel, the Chasseur, and then launches his men onboard the immense warship. Alive in open waters or dead under the sea. This is the life of a pirate.
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