Captain James Hook and the Curse of Peter Pan

By: Jeremiah Kleckner, Jeremy Marshall

Narrated by: David Stifel

Captain Hook has been captured by the British navy and is soon to be hung.

As Hook tells his life story to his captor, it becomes clear that the fearsome pirate was once a scholarly boy - until one fateful night in Port Royal when he meets the volatile Peter Pan...

Raise the Jolly Roger and discover the book that opened thousands of eyes to the possibility that, once upon a time, Captain Hook was not the villain we know him to be.

Since its publication in June of 2012, this original story takes you through Captain James Hook's rise to piracy, including his first confrontation with Long John Silver and his service on the Queen Anne's Revenge alongside Blackbeard at the Charleston Blockade.

This book is not a retelling of the events of J. M. Barrie's beloved novel. It's a defense of the world's most famous pirate, told by the man himself.

Captain Hook has reason and wit behind his hatred for Peter Pan...If only someone would listen.

©2012 Jeremiah Kleckner & Jeremy Marshall (P)2015 Jeremiah Kleckner & Jeremy Marshall

You find yourself loving hook and hating pan.

The narrator makes this book so much better. It reads like an old classic without it being written in an older English. Good dialect use to give the story depth. Hook comes off as reasonable. When you listen to this book as an adult you side with hook and you realize what an as Pan is. It's a good retelling with out it being the same story.

Best version of this story I've ever heard!

This is definitely the best version of the Peter Pan story I've ever heard! The Authors did a great job and the narrator is amazing! This is a completely different twist on the classic story!

Great spin

I love Peter Pan stories, and this was such a kick! It's all from Hook's perspective! The narrator did a great job with this story, and really sucked me into his world. If I could have given this more stars, I would have.

This was one of the best origin stories .....

I've ever heard. I would totally watch this movie if they adapted it. Good Form. lol

Captain James Hook

I really enjoyed hearing of how Captain Hook got to be who he was.Poor guy.David Stifel was the perfect narrator for this tale.I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.'