Maria del Mar – författare

Storms had always been in their lives. They had learned to not be afraid of them, enjoy them, even participate in them. And just recently they had learned to travel in them. Time travel that is. Not that it was a bad thing, the Aguilar-Banks were tough. Both generations. And it was this toughness that helped them through meeting the Gaitanos and the crew of La Gitana. In Encantada. In The Golden Age of Piracy. And now these blessed cursed storms bridged the pirates' world to Blue Bay...

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