The haunted island : A pirate romance

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The haunted island : A pirate romance

by E. H. (Edward Harold) Visiak

EN·~3 hours·33 chapters

Chapters

33 total

CHAPTER I. SCAMPERING AWAY.

10:08

CHAPTER II. FRANCIS DREAMS A DREAM.

3:40

CHAPTER III. THE CASTAWAYS.

6:10

CHAPTER IV. VILLAINY.

5:32

CHAPTER V. THE ENGLISHMAN’S RELATION (THE ISLAND).

7:09

CHAPTER VI. THE ENGLISHMAN’S RELATION CONTINUED (THE CELL).

12:09

CHAPTER VII. A HORRIBLE VILLAIN.

5:00

CHAPTER VIII. THALASS.

6:36

CHAPTER IX. OUVERY DELIVERS UP THE CHART.

3:41

CHAPTER X. WE FALL IN WITH THE FLEET OF CAPTAIN MORGAN. THE BUCCANEER’S HUT.

21:50

Description

On a chilly Christmas Eve in 1668, young Francis Clayton finds himself huddled by the hearth of his family’s Devon manor, listening to his brother Dick’s wild tale of a haunted island in the South Sea. Legends of a monstrous ghoul guarding buried treasure and a glittering, ruby‑adorned chest spark both fear and fascination, while an ominous sea‑shanty warns of death for those who draw near the cursed shore.

The quiet night is shattered when a frantic naval captain bursts into the manor, demanding the presence of the squire and accusing the Clayton family of a conspiracy aboard his ship. As the brothers scramble to understand the sudden intrusion, the promise of adventure, danger, and a forbidden romance with a mysterious seafarer begins to surface.

With vivid 17th‑century detail and a tug of pirate intrigue, the story sets the stage for a daring quest that will test loyalty, courage, and the pull of the unknown.

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Language

en

Duration

~3 hours (224K characters)

Release date

Jun 26, 2024

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

E. H. (Edward Harold) Visiak

E. H. (Edward Harold) Visiak

1878–1972

Best remembered for his eerie imagination and rich, atmospheric prose, this English writer moved with ease between scholarship, poetry, and strange fiction. He remains especially interesting to readers who enjoy forgotten fantasy with a darker edge.

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