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Pirate Princess

(Pirate Princess #1)

Catherine Banks (Goodreads Author)

4.04 · Rating details · 102 ratings · 30 reviews

As the daughter of the Pirate King, Tilia Swanson has an unusual upbringing learning skills that aren’t often available for women. As the heir apparent for the Kingdom of Crilan, her skills set her apart as she is trained by the best in the land and taught to harness her magic. However, piracy is in her blood, and draws danger to Tilia in the way that treasure draws pirate ...more

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Oct 07, 2015 Anna (Enchanted by YA) rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: action-packed, kick-ass-heroine, beautiful-writing, great-characters, impossible-not-to-love, needed-more-pages, super-ending, swoonworthy-love-interest, twists-and-turns, coverly-love

***I received the eBook free as a review copy from the publisher through Enchanted Book Promotions in exchange for an honest review***

This is the best kind of book that sucks you in until you lose yourself in the fantastical world, filled with pirates, magic, intrigue, battles, heroines and love. It’s the kind of book that you not only don’t want to, but can’t make yourself put down. Basically it’s epic and I’m thrilled to have had the chance to read it.

A major reason is because the characters i ***I received the eBook free as a review copy from the publisher through Enchanted Book Promotions in exchange for an honest review***

This is the best kind of book that sucks you in until you lose yourself in the fantastical world, filled with pirates, magic, intrigue, battles, heroines and love. It’s the kind of book that you not only don’t want to, but can’t make yourself put down. Basically it’s epic and I’m thrilled to have had the chance to read it.

A major reason is because the characters in this book are like no others. What makes them even better is that the family relationships I’ve often missed in YA are not just present, but genuine and heart-warming and absolutely hilarious (the amount of banter in this book is unparalleled) and I couldn’t stop grinning whenever they sparked up conversations. The King and Queen could be deadly one moment, single-handedly taking down a whole kingdom’s army and then teasing each other by recanting their courtship the next. The love between everyone was undeniable, often coming across in extreme protectiveness that was amusing to say the least!

I immediately fell in love with all the characters, particularly Finn who is the epitome of charming. At first I was hesitant because time-wise it very easily could have felt like insta-love which is a complete turnoff, but that quickly changed as his relationship with Tilia developed through multiple (near death) obstacles.

Tilia herself is awesome full stop. She is smart and resourceful, brutal yet compassionate and Pirate Princess is very much a coming of age story where she learns to embrace all those qualities and her roles – adapted to suit her of course. The girl will stand up for what she wants as well as for those she loves.

I also couldn’t get enough of the beautifully written world where so many fantastic events take place (the pirate festival sounds like so much fun! I would be pretty terrible in it but I can always pretend through Tilia…) There was always something to capture my attention and keep the pages turning. I cannot wait for the next instalment along with more from one of my new favourite authors Catherine Banks.

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Oct 18, 2015 Ivey Byrd rated it it was amazing

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A pirate princess with deadly skills with a dagger, rival pirates, dashing pirate captains, and life threatening adventures. What could go wrong?

I was so excited when Catherine asked me to review her book, Pirate Princess for her because I love her books. For this book, the title instantly had my attention, as well as the cover. I usually don't like covers with faces on them, but with the sword and ship on the cover too it all comes together to create a mysterious atmosphere that screams a fu A pirate princess with deadly skills with a dagger, rival pirates, dashing pirate captains, and life threatening adventures. What could go wrong?

I was so excited when Catherine asked me to review her book, Pirate Princess for her because I love her books. For this book, the title instantly had my attention, as well as the cover. I usually don't like covers with faces on them, but with the sword and ship on the cover too it all comes together to create a mysterious atmosphere that screams a fun adventure. THERE WAS ALSO A MAP. I love bookish maps, and when a book has a map in the beginning of it, a fun and exciting journey is bound to be in store.

I was hooked onto this story from the first paragraph, no lie. I immediately dove into Tilia's world, and there was no looking back after that. Just from the first chapter I became emotionally invested in Tilia, and her father, the king of pirates, due to their heartfelt farewell in the beginning. I wanted to know what would happen to Tilia and how she would fair with her aunt, the queen of Crilan. I have to say that the women in this novel were BADASS. The queen herself was a firecracker, a master swordsman, a powerful Mage, and she readily charged into battle along with her husband and the rest of the soldiers. Women were seen as equal in this novel, which is rare for the era it was set in, and I freaking loved it. I also loved Talia's character.

I loved how fiery and quick-witted she was. Talia was a character that made me laugh a lot as the story went on. She was also an amazing fighter. She didn’t take crap from anyone, and she scared most of the men around her, which I happened to love. She was full of surprises, and she was strong, which was obvious. However, she also had a soft side which wasn’t so obvious at first. I really loved getting to see things from her POV for sure. Honestly, all the characters in this book were amazing. They were fun, fiery, sarcastic, thoughtful, and so protective of Talia.

Speaking of being protective, I loved how overprotective everyone was of Talia too even though she was more than capable of protecting herself. It was funny seeing her uncle and father get mad over possible suitors, and Finn, her pirate suitor, who had my heart doing all kinds of crazy things. Finn was the smoothest of all smooth talkers, and he had the confidence to back it up. He was a fierce pirate captain and he was protective of Talia as well. I loved how he and Talia interacted. Their first meeting was hilarious, and I knew then that together sparks would fly and they would take the kingdoms by storm, all the while stealing kisses and being awesome.

And I was right to assume that they would take the kingdoms by storm. This book was FULL of action and fun adventures. I couldn't put it down because I was so engrossed in it, and I would have finished it in a day, but I had to sleep. This was the kind of book that you lose yourself in. I entered the world of Crilan, Pirates, magic, kingdoms, badass women, and fight scenes that will have you on the edge of your seat. We got to see Talia explore the ocean with Finn, fight angry pirates and kings, protect those she loved, and sacrifice everything to save them. This is a book that will satisfy everyone who loves a story that can captivate you and hold onto your attention until long after you've finished it.

I cannot express to you how much I loved this book to be honest. Pirate Princess had everything I love a book to have in it. It had a badass heroine who frightened most people with her skills, a protective family that was hilarious and crazy all at one, a pirate father who instilled fear into everyone with just his name, a jealous pirate captain who threatened everyone who touched what was his, and adventures that kept my attention locked onto every page of the book. If THAT doesn't prompt you to read this book then I don't know what will. HOWEVER, I will mention that my fellow Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas fans will freaking adore this book. Talia and Aelin are so similar in attitude and demeanor that they would definitely be best friends if they ever met in real life. So there is that. Basically, this is the kind of book where I will get multiple copies of it just because I love it so much, and I've only done that with The Fault in Our Stars and Sarah J. Maas' books so you KNOW it's good.

I've read Cathrine's Artemis Lupine series and her other novel, Daughter of Lions, and loved them all, and Pirate Princess was no different! I give it five out of five stars and a place on my favorites list! ...more

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Nov 11, 2015 Katherina | Bookocraze rated it really liked it

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I had never really read a book about pirates before, but now that I have, I am totally planning on making it a habit!

In this novel, we follow through Tilia's, Princess of Crilian and the daughter of the most feared and mighty pirate, who just so happens to be called the King of Pirates, exciting and adventurous life.

There are several events taking place in the pages of this book, with lots of funny, heart-breaking, agonizing ...more

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Jun 16, 2016 Becca rated it really liked it

This book has everything I could have hoped, romance, adventure, magic, and pirates. It is a lot of fun and I love the interplay of all of the characters.

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Oct 26, 2015 Leslie rated it liked it

A valiant first effort, but unfortunately not the best debut I have ever read. Too many tropes to be good YA fiction, too many "adult suggestive" scenes and violence to be a fair middle-grade... Though the reading level does not use too many advanced-vocabulary words without explaining them almost immediately.
That was my biggest concern, I guess: I have been known to forgive a multitude of tropes in the face of good, solid prose. I can appreciate a madcap, helter-skelter, mixed-bag of randomize ...more

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Jul 17, 2017 Jamie rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: ya, books-i-own, recommend, e-books, favorites, fantasy, kindle, magic, romance, suspense

Pirate Princess, well for starters the title was enough to draw me in. Add the fact that it was written by one of my favorite authors and I knew I needed to read this. I don't even know where to begin, this has been by far one of my favorite books and one of the best stories I have read in a while.

Tilia has lived most of her life on a pirate ship with her father. Her mother died when Tilia was very young. That is until she turns ten and then he sends her to live with her aunt and uncle, King Ja ...more

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Jul 01, 2017 Azilys rated it really liked it

I really enjoyed reading this novel.
The main characters have great personalities. The plot is complex: there is a lot of twists and turns.
At the end of the novel there are still lots of mysteries, so it's frustrating and you want to know what will happen next! For example, I would really like to know more about Finn, and what's going to happen to Tilia. But I guess I'll just have to wait for the next novel now...

However:
- I would have liked to see more of Tilia (the main character) learning and ...more

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Oct 15, 2017 Michelle Fritz PA rated it it was amazing

Superb Story Telling... in Epic Proportion!!!

This was one amazingly, excited, well thought out and captivating tale ♡♡♡ I loved every single character, no matter their moral compass as they were so detailed and absolutely individual. Together these characters helped to paint one epic, never-ending adventure! The banter between the characters was witty, imaginative and laugh out loud hilarious! The action just kept on coming, but not in a chaotic manner. This novel was well paced and excellently ...more

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Jan 19, 2017 A_MOTUS rated it really liked it

I received a free copy of this book and voluntarily chose to review it.

An epic journey for a non-ordinary princess in a world of magic, knights and pirates.
We follow a strange girl with with more secrets than dress hiden in her closet. Tillia heir, of more than one crown, powers and huge personality, lead us in her quest of her place in the world, love and family. Big characters, a bunch of places to travels, conspiracy to foil, islands to discover, jails to evade, country to visits and ennemies ...more

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Aug 07, 2017 Stan Faryna rated it really liked it

A load of magic, silliness, and derring do!

A fun trot across the country of YA Fantasy, Coming of Age Chick Lit, Catherine Bank's Pirate Princess is going to fuel unlady-like aspirations and unrealistic expectations. But it will all work out in the end. Right? Maybe not for your daughter, but it does for Princess, Arch Mage, and swashbuckler Tilia!

Recent books I can recommend with strong, young heroines: Morgan Smith's A Spell in the Country, Madolyn Locke's Silent Love and Judith Rook's Planet ...more

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Feb 20, 2018 Alyssa Rasmussen rated it did not like it · review of another edition

Too much dialogue.

Normally I love books about female pirates, and add in a dash of magic and I'm hooked. This book though had way too much dialogue and very little world building. It was very predictable and truly could have been over by chapter 8.

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Nov 28, 2018 Julie Bird rated it it was ok

Maybe this gets better, but at 35% I was just sick of little miss perfect pirate getting everything she wants with no regard for anyone else. And all the people around her letting her get away with it. UGH!
DNF

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Mar 25, 2018 Stacey rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Great book

I read the book in a day and half as it was very intertaining and kept my attenþion all through the book am looking forward to next book in series

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Apr 12, 2018 Clare rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

>Fun read

Really enjoyed this fun action packed book. Looking forward to the second one. If you like magic, pirates and fighting, this is for you. ...more

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Dec 16, 2018 Shannon Heck rated it did not like it · review of another edition

DNF awful book

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Oct 07, 2019 E.A. Shanniak rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Simply.... fucking wow!!! Can I say more?! I love everything Catherine Banks has written and she has out done herself with Pirate Princess. It's a MUST read.

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Mar 09, 2017 Daryl Ball rated it really liked it

A girl raised as a pirate now flung into the world of learning how to be a princess from two of the deadliest royals alive - her aunt and uncle. It's a book that follows her finding a way to be true to her pirate and royal sides all while growing up. She learns not only her limitations but how dangerous the world can be. On more than one occasion her life or the life of somebody she cares about is in danger and in getting through those situation she learns much. The scope and depth of the person ...more

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Nov 12, 2015 Tina rated it really liked it

Sometimes a girl just needs to read a book with a strong female character and a fun fantasy twist that is both exciting and daring. Pirate Princess is a fantastic young adult story that will appeal to readers both young and old. This story has a fantastic set of people and exciting adventures that will take you on a ride that you did not see coming.

This book has everything I expected and more. Tilia is a fantastic young adult heroine. She is smart, resourceful, and kind. She is a young woman who Sometimes a girl just needs to read a book with a strong female character and a fun fantasy twist that is both exciting and daring. Pirate Princess is a fantastic young adult story that will appeal to readers both young and old. This story has a fantastic set of people and exciting adventures that will take you on a ride that you did not see coming.

This book has everything I expected and more. Tilia is a fantastic young adult heroine. She is smart, resourceful, and kind. She is a young woman who embraces who she is and learns to be true to herself, no matter the cost. Tilia has a strong female role that is a great example of a fierce warrior and beautiful princess. I loved how she pushed against the stereotypical norms of society in her world and was loved and supported by those around her. Tilia's character is what makes this story so great. She is a girl seeking adventure and learning to step into her role in life. I loved watching her experience life and grow into a young woman. In this book we see her fall in love and embrace her magical abilities and fighting skills. We see her learn to balance every part of who she is and learn to thrive in that role.

I loved the excitement of the pirate realm and the world this book presents in general. There is danger, intrigue, and magic. When you roll all those aspects into one, you are bound to have an exciting tale of adventure. This book took several twists and turns I did not anticipate, giving the reader more than they expected. I loved how Catherine takes the world we dive into and makes it tangible. You see the realities of a girl growing up and her excitement for what is next. When that is coupled with magic and pirates, you know that there is going to be some exciting themes to enjoy.

Another aspect I loved of this story is the community around Tilia. Every person that we meet in this story is significant. They all weave in and out of Tilia's story, enlightening the reader on more of her who she is and explaining the way that she reacts. I loved her Aunt and Uncle and Faxon. These three are so important in her life and to see them interact and have fun was heartwarming. I love getting to meet the different pirates and friends Tilia comes into contact with. Each encounter adds depth to the story and many times allows for a new direction in the story. There are plot twists you expect and some that you will not see coming.

Pirate Princess is a daring young adult story of a young woman who is growing into her rightful place in the world. Tilia is fierce and lovable, surrounding herself with characters that enhance her life. This story is not short on exciting destinations and stories of old, all of which create a book that will grab your attention. I am excited to see more of Tilia, Finn, Captain Rocco, and all the royalty of the land in future stories from Catherine Banks! ...more

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Nov 06, 2015 Britney (BookDrunkSloth) rated it it was ok

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Pirate Princess is a young adult fantasy romance. It centers around a teenage girl named Talia. Up to the age of ten she has lived with her pirate father and his crew. According to her deceased mother's wishes, the King of Pirates leaves her with her aunt and uncle, the King and Queen of Crilan.

Tilia must keep her father's identity a secret for her and his safety. This creates a lot of conflict in the be Review Originally Posted at Ramblings From This Chick
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Pirate Princess is a young adult fantasy romance. It centers around a teenage girl named Talia. Up to the age of ten she has lived with her pirate father and his crew. According to her deceased mother's wishes, the King of Pirates leaves her with her aunt and uncle, the King and Queen of Crilan.

Tilia must keep her father's identity a secret for her and his safety. This creates a lot of conflict in the beginning. For Tilia's seventeenth birthday, her aunt and uncle have a ball. Potential suitors come to meet the princess. She meets a young man named Finn out on the balcony, and he steals her necklace. This sparks an exciting romance.

Honestly, this book was mostly a disappointment for me. I was expecting some Pirates of Carribean ruthless pirates. What I got was kindhearted mostly fatherly pirates. There were a few "bad guys" but they were usually defeated early. I felt the book was ending about 6 different times. There just wasn't a clear plot line. I also felt conversations were very drab and choppy.

It wasn't the worst Young Adult book I've ever read but it wasn't anywhere near the ranks of Divergent or The Giver. Thank goodness though, there wasn't any love triangle. If that had showed up it would have been a dnf. However, the romance was way too simple. I found Finn to be too much of a flatterer. I got annoyed by it.

There was quite a bit of action which made parts of the book exciting.There wasn't anything unique about the magic of the world. The author would create a conflict (like a sea dragon) and then Tilia would miraculously have an ability to counter it (she could talk to it because she is royalty) and then the ability is never really mentioned again.

I really thought this premise for a book had so much potential. I was able to stay interested enough until the end, but I have no desire to continue the series. I think possibly that actual Young Adults might find the story entertaining, but it's not one that many adults would like.

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Dec 18, 2015 Ani rated it it was amazing

*** I received this ARC for a fair and honest review***

This debut novel from Catherine Banks is rock solid and a great YA read. Ms. Banks breathes life into the Realm of Olanze and the land of Crilan with absolute brilliance and mastery. For a first book, all I can say is awesome work!

Pirate Princess is an imaginative coming of age story of young Tilia. Under the early tutelage of her father, Tilia finds that the pirate life is the best way to live. However, her father has other plans and sends *** I received this ARC for a fair and honest review***

This debut novel from Catherine Banks is rock solid and a great YA read. Ms. Banks breathes life into the Realm of Olanze and the land of Crilan with absolute brilliance and mastery. For a first book, all I can say is awesome work!

Pirate Princess is an imaginative coming of age story of young Tilia. Under the early tutelage of her father, Tilia finds that the pirate life is the best way to live. However, her father has other plans and sends her to live with her Aunt Esmeralda, the Queen. Unhappy and feeling abandoned, Tilia immerses herself in learning as much as she can in how to become a great fighter and mage. While she leans towards one more than the other, when Tilia is given the boost to see her potential by Faxon, she is blown away by what she can do. She doesn't just blow her self image away, she opens the doorway to respect from the Order of Elders. Not long after, Finn appears in her life. Finn, a skilled, cocky young pirate is just the person to challenge and love Tilia for who she truly is: a powerful, fiesty, smart and absolutely beautiful woman. Amidst lies, betrayal, and a kidnapping or two, Finn and Tilia find love in each other.

I really liked this book for several reasons. First, because it spoke to the feminist side of me. Tilia aptly represents the idea that a woman can do anything if they simply try. Simpering and wilting in the presence of men nonsense was absolutely not for her. No, Tilia wanted to not only to live a life of adventure and freedom, but also, she wanted to be the next Dragon of Crilan in the Kings Steel. Being a woman was not a deterrent in her mind in any way. Another thing I loved about the book is the vivid description Ms. Banks give in every setting of the book, especially the fight scenes.

All in all, this was a job well done and I look forward to reading more from this author. The Realm of Olanze is definitely worth visiting via Pirate Princess. Read this one today.

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Aug 13, 2016 C.A. King rated it really liked it

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When I was a little girl, I loved to pretend to be a princess, but only some days. Other days were reserved for playing pirate or wizard. Never once did I consider being all three at once. That is exactly what Catherine Banks gives us in Pirate Princess.

Join a high seas adventure. Tilia is a young girl being brought up by her pirate father. Her mother, who passed away, was royalty and heir to the throne of the Kingdom of Cril ...more

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Dec 20, 2015 Kelsey rated it really liked it

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I chose this novel to read due to the fantasy aspect of it. I am all over fantasy wen it comes down to it, and this was a rather well-written, riveting story, that captured the readers attention throughout the novel. Miss Catherine Banks, brought a time period back to life within this novel, and it was a nice touch to have that strong heroine captured in the main character, Tilia.

We are introduced to Tilia within the first few pages of the novel. A strong-headed gal, she is the Pirate King's da ...more

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Dec 02, 2015 Megan | A Page to Turn rated it really liked it

Shelves: new-adult, pirates

I truly enjoyed this book for what it was, a pirate book about a pretty strong heroine. That is what I expected from the title and blurb, and for the most part that is what I got! The author, Catherine Banks, put a lot of effort into building this world and creating some very believable and strong characters. That being said, I'm not really a fan of her writing style - it's a little more middle grades for my taste, while the actual story is more suited for an older teen audience. It's a simple s ...more

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Dec 11, 2015 Fiction Vixens Blog rated it it was amazing

This is the first time reading anything by this author and I thoroughly enjoyed this story. The story follows Tilia's princess Crlian and the daughter of the most feared pirate king . You will see several events that take place in these amazing pages of this story, you'll find lots of funny things ,heartbreaks, agonizing moments. Theirs is even some surprises that take place , these things just make the story even some special. The characters are well developed and interesting personalities .And ...more

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Dec 01, 2015 Azahara Arenas (Living in Our Own Story Blog) rated it really liked it

I dived into Pirate Princess without knowing what I was going to get and I have to say that I was pleasently surprised by it =)

Pirate Princess transports you to a magical world in every sense of the word. It will captivate, charm and capture your whole being. I loved every character and the uniqueness in each of them. I was infenitely delighted with both the setting and the characters. It has been quite some time since I encountered such complex yet charming characters at the same time.

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Mar 07, 2016 Ive2 rated it really liked it

3.75 stars
When I have read blurb I was like OMG! Pirate book! I like them but not every pirate book is good pirate book and not
everyone has eye catching blurb. This one catched my eye, but it wasn't what I have expected. Yes, it was good book,
only good.
We have King of Pirates, Captain Rocco. He has a daughter, but when she was ten years old he left her with her aunt
Esmeralda and her husband Jared also they are Queen and King of Crilan Kingdom. Of course Tilia wanted to stay with her
father but he ...more

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Jul 01, 2016 Lora rated it it was amazing

I received this book in exchange for an honest review.

Tilia Swanson is the only daughter of Captain Rocco, the Pirate King. At the age of 10, he sends her to her aunt and uncle, the King and Queen of Crilan to be raised as a royal and Heir Apparent. Expecting to find herself learning to be a demure woman, she is pleasantly surprised to find that women in Crilan are taught to be just as strong as the men.

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Jan 07, 2017 Hannah ThavaKumar added it

When I started reading this book, I was completely drawn in. But it got queasy after a point. It was little droll and felt like it was being dragged out.
The character Tilia was also a bit unreal. Everything goes right for her- she can fight, has magic(except at the end) , is bold and beautiful.
I think that if there was more suspense, more pirate-ness and maybe a plot twist, it could be a better book.

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Feb 04, 2016 Chelsy Mcgee rated it it was amazing

Shelves: my-1000-book-goal

Pirate Princess by: Catherine Banks was beautifully written and left me on the edge of my set till the very end. There was twists and turns and unexpected romance between a young pirate captain and a young pirate princess that I just loved. If you love action and adventure this is the perfect book for you. I give this book five stars.

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Sep 20, 2016 Cherise rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Wonderful read that pulls you in

I picked up this book on a whim because I saw a recommendation for it if I liked Tamora Pierce. It turned out to be an enjoyable read that I couldn't put down. I'll definitely read it again and recommend it to others!

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Catherine Banks is a USA Today Bestselling fantasy author who writes in several fantasy subgenres under multiple pseudonyms. She began writing fiction at only four years old and finished her first full-length novel at the age of fifteen. She is married to her soulmate and best friend, Avery, who she has two amazing children with. After her full time job, she reads books, plays video games, and wat ...more

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“I didn’t care if my ship sank or all the treasures I keep in it because you are my greatest and only treasure and without you I am the poorest pirate alive. I love you, Tilia.” — 1 likes

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