Published: June 29, 2012
Words: 5,091 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781476457598

Description

Join the crew of the Damned with this short tale from Jeffrey Kosh. Originally released as ‘Black Schooner’, Black Brig is an edited version, restructured, and made more fluid, set now in the same alternate universe of Dead Men Tell No Tales. And Free!

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short stories, free, undead, free books, pirates of chaos, jeffrey kosh, dead men tell no tales

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Review by: JENNIFER THOMAS on Sep. 13, 2012 :
Once again Jeffrey Kosh has taken hold of my imagination and pulled me straight into the world he had so passionately put into words for readers to enjoy. This short story takes you through ones mans fear for his family, his need to find them and finally his sadness and realization that he has become what he fears and hates the most in the world.
As I read this story I didn't even notice that I was turning the pages on my Kindle the words just flowed from the pages and I was absorbed into every detail.
A great suspenseful horror.
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Review by: L. I. Adams on Sep. 13, 2012 :
The Black Brig is a story of madness and cannibalism, of death and horror. It is masterfully told in the first person giving one the impression of being the madman, the mariner. A very quick read and well worth the time.
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Review by: Ardy on June 29, 2012 :
A fascinating and disturbing story. Well worth reading.
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