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Strangely Wonderful
Karen Mercury

It's 1828 and things are good for the pirates of Madagascar

Medallion Press
December 2007
On Sale: December 1, 2007
Featuring: Tomaj Balashazy; Dagny Ravenhurst
375 pages
ISBN: 1933836024
EAN: 9781933836027
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Thriller | Historical

Along with his pirate crew, captain Tomaj Balashazy rules the Madagascar coast from his tropical plantation—a fortress built to defend against the enemies he’s made cruising the Indian Ocean. But when the American naturalist Dagny Ravenhurst falls into Balashazy’s lagoon during an expedition seeking a dreaded and mystical species of lemur, it spells the end of the temporary peace on the island. Ravenhurst is beholden to the French industrialist Paul Boneaux—who enjoys a monopoly over the island's manufacturing and commerce—and needs his patronage to survive. When the two adversaries, Balashazy and Boneaux, are pitted against each other, the island boils with blood, and only one will emerge triumphant.

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