Son of a Son of a Pirate

A Tale of Pirates, Conquistadors, and Parrot Heads

De: Chris Harvey

Narrado por: Anthony La Vecchia

A Pirate Legacy. A Lost Treasure. A Deadly Secret That Could Change History.

From the sun-soaked streets of Key West, John “Teach” Taylor—Jimmy Buffett-loving tour guide by day—chases the long-lost fortune of his infamous ancestor, Blackbeard. Said to be the greatest pirate treasure ever plundered, the hoard was stolen from a doomed Spanish treasure fleet and is rumored to conceal an ancient Aztec relic of unimaginable power.

But Teach isn’t the only one hunting for the prize. He’s joined by Giselle, a mysterious beauty with secrets of her own, and pursued by those who will kill to keep history’s darkest truths buried. As he follows Blackbeard’s cryptic ship’s log, Teach unearths a past far more sinister than he ever imagined—one that stretches from the Golden Age of Piracy to Hernán Cortés’s brutal conquest of the Aztec Empire.

What begins as a quest for gold becomes a race against time. Because some treasures aren’t just lost—they were meant to stay hidden.

Son of a Son of a Pirate is a swashbuckling, time-spanning adventure worthy of a Buffett classic—best enjoyed with your toes in the sand, a salty breeze in the air, and a margarita in hand.

©2024 Chris Harvey (P)2025 Chris Harvey

Excellent Adventure Story

This was a fun listen. The story moved at a good pace and blended history and fiction together to make one enjoyable novel. The characters were fairly well developed. Locations were vivid and well described. Jimmy Buffett fans will loves all of the many references, small and large. I look forward to other novels from Mr. Harvey.

Regarding narration: I listened at x1.5 speed. The voice was clear and character voices easy to understand.

KEY WEST PARROT HEAD FUN

Fun ride from beginning to end!!!!
Couldn't put it down once started!!

FINS UP Y'ALL!!

Immersive

Loved the entire story. Unique way of storytelling. A must for any Parrothead or anyone who likes adventure with history, intrigue, and action. You know what they say, it was nice to forget about life for a while.

Where’s the heart?

I’m a Southerner. I’m a History teacher turned librarian. I’m a Parrothead. I LOVE stories. This book felt like a recitation. This happened, then that happened, on and on. This should be a story with heart and adventure, instead it felt almost clinical. It felt like a tour guide at the end of a long day. I did enjoy the JB references and the geological features but the telling was just blah. Also, this narrator might have helped this book along with some energy but he failed. Bad accents, poor pronunciations, and an obvious lack of exposure to JB’s music.