Bloody Jack Series

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Has anyone ever read these books? I've been reading them as they come out, and I think they're absolutely EXCELLENT. L.A. Meyer really seemed to capture the attitude of young, poor cockney girl turned pirate. And I love the way he writes as if she were talking. It's really great. Any other comments? Opinions?
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I haven't read very much of them at all but I'm thinking I might. What I did read (when my friend had a copy) seemed pretty good.

How many are there?




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Um, I think there are four, but don't quote me on that. I know there's another one coming out in, like, August. Called Virginia Jack (I think.) :)
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Yes, I've read them! I thought they were awesome. I believe there are three out right now: Bloody Jack, Curse of the Blue Tattoo and Under the Jolly Roger.

I hadn't heard that he was publishing another one. I hope he does though!

EDIT: There are four out, I just bought the fourth one: In the Belly of the Bloodhound. It was good, but not as good as the others, I thought it got a bit monotous in the middle. I'd still reccomend it though.
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