storm captain by el reeves
Storm Captain

By E. L. Reeves

A runaway slave. A woman with the power to summon storms. An assassin itching for adventure. And a mystery that could leave them all dead.
Storm Captain
By E. L. Reeves

When Benjamin decides to escape slavery he lets fate decide his course and stows away on a random ship on a random day. Fate, however, has other plans. The ship Benjamin chooses is captained by a woman who can summon lightning and tear holes between worlds, her crew a misfit bunch from across the worlds.

Benjamin finds himself on an unfamiliar world and discovers something he would never have expected. A family. A strange and unruly family, but a family nonetheless.

Readers will love...

The main character can summon lightning and absorb its energy to tear holes between worlds. Each book is set on a different world.

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Series: Storm Captain

Publisher: Indie

Perfect for fans of...

Vicious by VE Schwab and Castaways of the Flying Dutchman by Brian Jacques.

Content warning:

Depictions of violence.

About the Author

E. L. Reeves

she/her
E.L. Reeves has been a lover of all things fantasy and sci-fi her whole life, preferring a good book over anything else. She took up writing when she realised she couldn't sail the seven seas or make friends with a dragon and had to make do with the next best thing.

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