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jarondont · 6 months
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If you've read the Daughter of the Pirate King duology, this is for you.
I want to make this an animatic/YouTube short but I don't have the motivation/skills.
First go listen to this sea shanty. DO IT. It's awesome.
Okay now yk how at the beginning, there's a little kid that goes, "Fee Fi Fo Fum, I smell the bones of an Englishman"? Imagine that kid is Roslyn. And imagine the main singer is Riden.
Now think about this:
Roslyn comes up to Riden and starts singing. And then aLL oF A suDdEn, Riden just chuckles (the little "he he he" in the background, if you listen closely) and calls the rest of the crew to start singing. And the rest of the song is basically that.
IMAGINE HOW EPIC OF AN ANIMATIC/YOUTUBE SHORT THAT WOULD MAKE
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jessread-s · 7 months
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Thanks to @fiercereadsya for sending me a finished copy of the new edition of “Daughter of the Siren Queen”
✩🧜‍♀️⚓️Review:
A satisfying conclusion to a high stakes adventure!
Picking up a few weeks from where the first installment left off, Alosa Kalligan finds herself in a deadly race against her father after learning of a secret he has kept from her. Despite the danger, Alosa knows she will recover the legendary hidden treasure first with the help of her a crew and the still unfairly attractive and unexpectedly loyal, first mate Riden, who once took her captive. 
New book, same cunning, ruthless Alosa. I loved getting to see Alosa’s dynamic as a captain in “Daughter of the Siren Queen”! She is so devoted to her crew, willing to sacrifice her life without hesitation for them, and owning up to her missteps. This only deepened my admiration for her character. 
Alosa’s romance with Riden definitely isn’t the focal point of this book, which is something I normally wouldn’t mind, but I couldn’t help but feel like something about their chemistry was off. Instead of their relationship deepening, it was repeatedly sabotaged and not enough time was spent on how it was mended (in my opinion) in the end. All this to say, there was a lot of back and forth and I was eager for them to just be together considering that their romance is a subplot.
One of my favorite aspects of “Daughter of the Pirate King” was the promise of sirens and this book did not disappoint on that front! Levenseller leans more into the fantasy genre with this one and I loved being able to delve more into Alosa’s siren nature and learn more about roots. 
Cross-posted to: Instagram | Amazon | Goodreads | StoryGraph
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valoflunar · 1 year
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Do you ever want all your fav characters and ships from all your fandoms to be in one room and just TALK
It would be funnier since all the different fandoms literally don’t make sense together.
All I want is to have cal and mare from red queen, alsoa and riden from Daughter of the pirate king and wrath and Emilia from kingdom of the wicked to just sit down and talk.
how funny would that be???
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izasharky · 2 years
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In a writing mood so pick a character for me to write for! Also I will be getting the Kaz fic from one of the prompts out soon! Characters for me to write for: jace wayland/herondale, kaz brekker, regulus black, enjolras, riden allemos, will turner, or Bradley ‘rooster’ bradshaw. Also if you have any people (fictional) you would like to see me write for (any gender) feel free to comment!
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muresetivoire · 3 years
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I'm 1% myself and 99% a whore for fictional men.
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sapphireorsmth · 2 years
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Enwen: So what's Alosa to you? Riden: The reason I stay awake at night Enwen: That's adorable Alosa, the night before, trashing Riden’s room and not letting him sleep: I got bored :)
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Completed Book Aesthetics 2021
"I may not have been born in the sea, but I was born to rule it. I am the daughter of the siren queen." ~ Alosa Kalligan, The Siren
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astraaax · 2 years
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Me to my brain, whenever there’s something that will make me look longingly at books I can’t buy and feel sorry for myself:
Me: Don’t even think about it.
My brain: I already did.
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userfayne · 3 years
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Daughter of the Pirate King - Tricia Levenseller
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elysianrey · 2 years
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“You’re a woman. Act like it. You shouldn’t be saying such foul-“
“I’ll say whatever I please. I’m not a lady, I’m a pirate!”
“Well, you shouldn’t be!”
“And why’s that? I’m plenty good at it.”
“Because pirates aren’t supposed to look like you and talk like you talk and do what you do. You’re confusing, and it’s messing with my head.”
Daughter of the Pirate King by Tricia Levenseller
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From "Daughter of the Pirate King" :))
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a-nsomebody · 3 years
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I wish I meet a snarky, sarcastic, smart, witty, teasing, smirking, loving, willing-to-destroy-the-world-for-me, badass, cute, funny, dark, quiet, dazzling, hotnsexy-in-my-eyes male lead in my dream.
Cuz God knows that shcist ain't ever happening in real life😭✋🏽
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jessread-s · 9 months
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✩📦📚Book Mail:
The “Daughter of the Pirate King” duology was recently given a new look and @fiercereadsya was kind enough to send me a set! Not only do the special hardcover editions have new covers, but they also have sprayed edges, a ribbon bookmark, a unique case stamp, a redesigned interior, and bonus content. Fierce Reads really went all out!
I am so beyond excited to read “Daughter of the Pirate King” and “Daughter of the Siren Queen” in anticipation of “Vengeance of the Pirate Queen”, which goes on sale November 7th. The cover matches the style of the new special editions and while it can be read separately from the first two books in the series, you should read them anyway! I know I am 😌
Cross-posted to: Instagram | Amazon | Goodreads | StoryGraph
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youdeservethemoon · 2 years
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Fantasy novels encompass a totally different universe. They are unreal and speculative but at the same time subjective in a way that you feel alive within the pages. It's a beautiful experience, every story, every fantasy, every character has so much to give and live upto and it's all brilliantly woven using words.
Take the example of the series "Daughter of the pirate king". The above snippet belongs to it's second installment- "Daughter of the siren queen" and the line relates to reality so boldly. It's important to hold someone responsible for their actions, but you can't hold them responsible for the actions or nature of someone they share blood with.
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lola-lightwood · 2 years
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Please tell me why people aren’t talking about Alosa or The Daughter of the Pirate King more 🥺
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missroller15 · 2 years
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Just finished the Daughter of the Pirate King duology AAAAAAAAAA, that’s all I gotta say.
Def would go in for a re-read 😌
if you’re a potc fan like me, this is most likely your type of book
AND THE SHIP YOU GUYSSS
there’s so many tropes in the book hehehe
enemies to lovers just to name one... 😏
ANYWAYS YEAH GO CHECK IT OUT AND THEN COME BACK AND SCREAM WITH ME ABOUT IT!!!
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