Dead Sails
Paperback
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jul 1 2026
Pages: 186
Weight: 0.49
Height: 0.43 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
The dead don't stay dead in the Dark Caribbean.
Amos De Los Dedos is a pirate with a grudge and a necklace of dead men's fingers - until a supernatural plague tears across the islands, raising the drowned and the buried into a relentless, hungry tide. When the crew of the Rainbow Serpent sails into the heart of the curse to end it, Amos uncovers a truth no one was meant to survive: the plague was made, it is owned, and only his blood can master it.
To save what's left of the world, he takes the curse into his own body. Now an ancient power beats like a second heart in his chest - whispering, waiting, promising him everything if he'll only let go. But ending the plague has woken something far older. A death-cult and a five-hundred-year-old revenant are coming to tear the curse from his bones, and the only family Amos has left stands in their way. He has the power to command the dead. The only question is whether he can keep it from commanding him.
Dead Sails is a supernatural pirate adventure of vengeance, brotherhood, and the terrible cost of doing what's right - perfect for readers who like their high-seas horror dark, fast, and haunted.
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