The Bone Ships Free Audiobook Download by Rj Barker

The Bone Ships is an epic tale of one of the most extraordinary voyages in history and a testament to the power of human resolve. In 1786, James Cook set sail with a crew that included young aristocrat Joseph Banks, natural historian Johann Reinhold Forster, and artist William Hodges. Intended as part of an expedition that was also to include visits to Pacific islands "not yet discovered" by Europeans, their goal was to seek out dramatic new plant and animal specimens while simultaneously mapping out all the coastlines they came across.

The Bone Ships is the first book in a trilogy that takes place on an Earth which has been devastated by a disaster. The planet is now populated with the descendants of seven families who were sent out as a ship, each of whom brought their own culture and language with them. When peace was finally found, the families began to integrate and create a new language to replace the old tongues, called Panamka.

The Bone Ships is the first book in an epic, high-stakes fantasy adventure series. The story follows a slave girl living on a giant floating city, one of many human outposts orbiting a mysterious planet. When she discovers that her master has been hiding secrets - secrets that could change everything she knows about her world - she escapes and sets off to uncover them.

The Bone Ships is a riveting coming-of-age story set in medieval Ireland. When thirteen-year-old Tadhg's father, the chieftain of his clan, dies, he and his family are thrown into turmoil. The clans of Ireland are engaged in a bloody war that can only be resolved by finding the great sword Excalibur and Tadhg is determined to succeed where all others have failed.

The Bone Ships is a story set in the far future, when Earth's resources have been used up and humans live on a giant ship. It is a world filled with terrible cruelty and despair, but also hope and love.

The Bone Ships tells the story of a slave ship captain, Adam Fisk. Fisk has his own personal demons but is also torn between loyalty to his job and an emerging conscience in desperate need of a venting. When he learns that the ship he's been tasked with navigating will be full of African slaves, it's too much for him to bear--and he absconds with them, knowing full well that this will make him a wanted man in America.