Haven’s End

A sapphic pirate adventure and romance.

By: Eden Hopewell

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

She vowed revenge. Now she must choose between justice and love.

Bound by duty and societal expectations, Margo O’Shea has spent years suppressing her true, wild spirit. But when tragedy strikes, she casts aside the shackles of respectability and embraces her destiny as a pirate, setting sail on a quest for vengeance that will test her courage and her heart.

Elara knows that Margo's thirst for vengeance could lead them both to ruin. But her loyalty to the woman she loves is unwavering, and she'll stand by her captain's side, no matter the cost.

Their voyage takes them to the heart of the Spanish Main, where a chance encounter with a heavily laden galleon offers a chance to seize a king’s ransom in gold. But when their raid turns violent, and Elara is gravely injured, Margo must confront the consequences of her ambition.

Can Margo conquer her enemies and save Elara, or will vengeance cost her everything she holds dear?

A captivating tale of adventure, romance, and the enduring power of love, Haven's End will sweep you away to a world of danger, intrigue, and unforgettable characters. Buy Haven’s End to hoist the colors and set sail for paradise today!

A Pirates Life

The captain and her first mate are partners. They have been stuck on land raising children until the father of the children is killed by the Spanish. They go back to their pirate ways to get revenge on the Spanish, but find that they have prisoners to save instead.

Not a whole lot of backstory, but it was a fairly decent story. Of course as an audiobook it would have been a lot better if it wasn't done by crappy virtual voice.

Great Story

Absolutely a wonderful story, although did seem to jump right in with no history. Would love both a prequel and a sequel. Felt like it needed a little rounding out.

So Rushed

there's very little back story, the romance weaves through different relationships jn a way where it seems people are polygamous but it's not supposed to be? it made me too confused to continue reading. To unrealistic of what sticks of the time would've held for sapphic lovers, no drama or worry. As for the digital voice over it's not bad but feels too sped up, in places where there should be a pause especially for emphasis, the digital voice rolls right over it full steam ahead. I'm sure there is a way to edit the recording and tweak it before publishing.

Ok story, not a fan of AI

The story was alright, seemed to be moving in fast forward, not a lot of background or depth to the characters. The AI voice made it harder to follow along with the conversations in the book. Not a fan of it, even with its accent, still had a robotic feel.