The Dolphin is commandeered by Captain Hannibal Hudson, while Jacky captains the Nancy B. Jacky and Jamie are given separate ships: the Dolphin and the Nancy B. Britain wants to retrieve that gold to help the economy and Jacky is promised a percentage of that gold and a possible pardon from the King, despite her crimes of piracy. In 1733, the ship Santa Magdalena sunk while carrying millions of gold in coins. Peel and Lord Grenville, who inform Jacky of the assignment at hand. On the day of the wedding, Mairead, Judy, and Joannie help get Jacky ready, but the wedding is interrupted by British Intelligence and Jackie and Jamie are taken away. When in London, she reunites with friends and family and dines with Jaimy's family. Jacky is reunited with Jaimy, and the two decide to get married when at home in Britain. Once aboard, her butler Master John Higgins cleans her up and Jacky discusses her duty as a nightclub dancer, her position as spy for the British, and her relationship with Jean-Paul. Alsop, comes to receive Jacky from Paris. Minutes after the final confrontation at the end of My Bonny Light Horseman, Jacky’s schooner, the Nancy B. Along the way, Jacky and her mates find more than they have bargained for. On the day that Jacky Faber is to wed her true love, Jaimy, she is kidnapped by British Naval Intelligence and forced to embark on yet another mission for the Crown, searching for sunken Spanish gold off the coast of Havana. The series began in Bloody Jack, Curse of the Blue Tattoo, Under the Jolly Roger, In the Belly of the Bloodhound, Mississippi Jack, and My Bonny Light Horseman, and continues in The Wake of the Lorelei Lee, The Mark of the Golden Dragon, Viva Jacquelina!, Boston Jacky, and Wild Rover No More. It continues the events of Bloody Jack, as Jacky returns from her 'history-defining' adventure as a Parisian nightclub spy and messenger for Napoleon Bonaparte. It is the seventh book in the Bloody Jack book series. Rapture of the Deep is a historical novel by L.A. Print (hardback) Audiobook: Read by Katherine Kellgren
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