Daughter's Fortune - Trent, Cheryl L-G
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There is a fine line between Pirate and Privateer. 1688, Jeaneau, The Lady Sea Captain, sails the tumultuous seas of society. To her port, a mother desperately trying to get her married. To her Starboard, the VOC trying to sink her business when she gets hit in the stern with a plot to overthrow a king. Can she survive these battles? And what of the dashing British officer who keeps crossing her bow?

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There is a fine line between Pirate and Privateer. 1688, Jeaneau, The Lady Sea Captain, sails the tumultuous seas of society. To her port, a mother desperately trying to get her married. To her Starboard, the VOC trying to sink her business when she gets hit in the stern with a plot to overthrow a king. Can she survive these battles? And what of the dashing British officer who keeps crossing her bow?
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Cheryl L-G Trent is a dyslexic neurodivergent Historian from Texas/Oklahoma. Despite limitations, her passion for writing never waned. The daughter of a sailor and accountant and the mother of a cook and artist, her knowledge is diverse. She is also a member and raising members of the LGTBQIA+ community. Cheryl loves to write about stories skirting famous events and specializes in Ancient, Medieval, Native American, and Clothing History. Additionally, she loves to tell stories of the interlopers and outcasts. Parts of history that were not written in books but that did exist. Her goal is to share fun, adventurous stories that express the struggles of women, outsiders, and the invisible.