The Ballad of Jacquotte Delahaye : An epic historical novel of love, revenge and piracy on the high seas

'Packed full of action, excitement, peril and romance on the high seas, this is the sapphic pirate book of my dreams' SARAH UNDERWOOD, author of Lies We Sing to the Sea'Thrilling, heart-pounding adventure meets thoughtful feminist history . . . a rare and special tale' VAISHNAVI PATEL, author of Kaikeyi'I flew through the pages as if my ability to breath depended on it . . . This book has stolen my heart!' THE DEBUT DIGEST__________________________________________1656, Saint-Domingue.In the dark confines of a cell, a prisoner is waiting.Soon the hangman will call her name. Jacquotte Delahaye. A name which has struck fear into even the mightiest of empires.For Jacquotte is no ordinary prisoner: she is a pirate. Fierce. Legendary. Deadly. As the hangman prepares the noose, Jacquotte's story is told, charting her humble origins from the island of Hispaniola to the deck of a fearsome pirate ship.There, against all odds, she swiftly rises through the ranks, travelling across the Caribbean,