Another great installment in the series about Jacky Faber, ship's boy, fine lady, privateer, and possible slave? This completely unbelievable adventure (really, how much trouble can one girl get into?) is highly entertaining. L. A. Meyer has no trouble keeping up the status quo with Jacky's misadventures and does not disappoint in the fourth book of the series. ( )

We liked this one too. The stuff about slavers was very interesting. Some sexual content. Jacky and the girls from Mistress Pim's have been kidnapped and are to be sold into slavery. Jacky devises a plan to save them. We haven't finished it yet but our big question is why Amy was not kidnapped too.

The fourth book in the Bloody Jack series by L.A. Meyer. Slightly darker, as Jacky gets older. In this adventure the ladies of the Lawson Peabody School for Young Girls are abducted by a notorious slaver in the guise of a pleasure-boat captain. Jacky & her arch nemesis, Clarissa Worthington Howe, must join forces to save themselves & the rest of teh girls from the slave markets of North Africa. ( )

These books are simply amazing. The characters are complex and interesting, the adventures heart-stopping and Meyer leaves you constantly wanting more. The book once again ends with a cliffhanger that made me want to run to every library to see if they have the latest copy. Jacky is a girl who you can't help but love although her ways are a bit... peculiar. I hope this series never ends! ( )

I love all of these books and this may be one of the best!!! Different from the other books in a surprising and funny way.
When Jacky and the girls are kidnapped by slave traders they have to band together to get out of it! JAcky has to use all her wit, cunning-and patience- to get these girls back home! ( )