The year is 1723 and Captain Bartholomew Roberts and his Lover and Matelot, Pirate Surgeon George Wilson, are both Dead to the World, Roberts having been slain by a round of grapeshot to the throat, and Wilson having suicided in grief of his Lost Love…Thus would the History Books, in their World, ever record their End. However, life is rarely that simple

It is the Era of Oliver Cromwell and England is in turmoil. Mighty Estates lie in ruins and Powerful Dynasties are utterly destroyed by the State. Into this Turbulent World is born a baby girl, the last remaining heir to an ancient ancestral line.

The first part of this book answers the harder questions of “why” we as middle class American’s need to be more self-sufficient. This combines the financial, economic, social and political reasons which include real factual examples of “why”. The second half of this book delves into the “how to” for a more specific plan of action in regards to being more self-sufficient, while at the same time still tying in the “how to” chapters with financial, economic, social and political rationale.

This book tells one of the great untold true romance tales of the Golden Age of Piracy, the story of the love affair between Bartholomew Roberts, the Tee-Totalling Pirate King, and his lover, Pirate Surgeon George Wilson.