Beggars Flip
By Benny Lawrence
In this sequel to Shell Game, Darren (socially awkward, exiled noblewoman turned pirate queen) and Lynn (sorta kinda Darren's slave girl, sorta kinda Darren's life coach, and altogether the bossiest backseat helmsman that ever set foot on a pirate ship) are at it again.
In this sequel to Shell Game, Darren (socially awkward, exiled noblewoman turned pirate queen) and Lynn (sorta kinda Darren’s slave girl, sorta kinda Darren’s life coach, and altogether the bossiest backseat helmsman that ever set foot on a pirate ship) are at it again.
Long after Darren is exiled from her ancestral home, her dying brother begs her to warn their father about a traitor. Darren would be more enthusiastic about this if her father hadn’t sent quite as many assassins after her over the years. Still, she makes the choice to return to Torasan Isle and to her estranged family, because… heroism, or something.
When events on Torasan Isle spiral out of control, it’s left to Lynn to fight a new and different kind of war. Along the way, new leaders will rise, people will be dreadful, dreadful people will be bonked on the head, bodices will be mercilessly ripped, and Lynn will prove all over again that if you consider rules optional, there is always a way out.
