Where there is gold, there is also blood. Beset by bad luck and alone in the world, young Jamie Davis is taken in by widowed antiquities dealer, Squire Harrington.
Where there is gold, there is also blood. Beset by bad luck and alone in the world, young Jamie Davis is taken in by widowed antiquities dealer, Squire Harrington. Trapped in debt, the squire decides to risk everything to find the buried treasure of the notorious pirate, Captain Charles Locke, and he and Jamie set off on a whirlwind adventure on the high seas! Entranced by the handsome Captain Ambrose and befriended by the mysterious one-legged cook, Silas Cross, Jamie wonders if good fortune has finally smiled on him. But there is more to their hired crew than meets the eye. Jamie learns that not every cloud has a silver lining, and trust can be worth its weight in gold. X Marks the Spot is a gay retelling of the classic tale Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson. It is an adventure story with a happy ending, though not a romantic HEA. This audio version includes the bonus Silver and Silk: An X Marks the Spot Erotic Short Story . It takes place between Chapter 8 and Chapter 9 but is not intended to be listened to chronologically. The Queerly Classic Collection is a reimagining of classic stories, with an LGBTQ+ twist. They contain adult language and situations and are not intended for children.
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