Reviews for Pirate Hunter

The average rating for Pirate Hunter based on 2 reviews is 3.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2014-08-24 00:00:00 Joe Morgan Contemporary and historic treasure hunters find love and family as well as booty amid the sun and salt washed waters of the Caribbean and Gulf. Exciting novel with two threads'one contemporary and one eighteenth century. Morrisey weaves them together but keeps each so distinct that the reader never loses track. Includes enough detail about Key West, modern treasure ship hunting, contemporary music, eighteenth century economics and politics (not to mention pirates, though not the blood-thristy, dirk-in-the-teeth type. Oh, wait. Their do board ships with their knives gripped by their teeth), and the slave trade all creating a moving mediation on the nature of love and family. Good job. A very good read.

Review # 2 was written on 2018-01-23 00:00:00 Peter Crias Greg Rhode is a marine archaeologist who just landed a gig with one of his role models and is beyond stoked to be included on a dive to investigate a shipwreck site that dates back...(you have to read it to know exactly how far back, and how it came to be sunk.) Meanwhile, he's plagued with bitterness towards his estranged father who he hasn't seen in ages, and hasn't forgiven in even longer. Sheila McIntyre is an energetic artifacts analyst, as well as a diver and bluegrass-fanatic. The two strike up a friendship that grows over time, as they work side by side uncovering and restoring hidden treasures and- possibly- family.