Mark M. McMillin was born in Indiana, USA, in 1954 and has been a soldier (11th Armored Cavalry Regiment), businessman and corporate attorney. He has written three books about the little known but true exploits of Captain Luke Ryan - Irish smuggler, American patriot and Benjamin Franklin's most dangerous privateer during the American War of Independence
AOS Privateer Fiction |
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| Series: Captain Luke Ryan: Privateer | ||
| Year | Book | Comment |
| Gather the Shadowmen | Luke Ryan is ruined but concocts a bold plan to break his men out of jail and to retake his ship | |
| Prince of the Atlantic | Ryan and his men will capture or destroy over 100 British ships, take hundreds of prisoners and invade English and Scottish towns | |
| Napoleon's Gold | Ryan is tried for treason and piracy, convicted and sentenced to hang | |
| Series: Captain Bloody Mary, the Queen's Privateer | ||
| Year | Book | Comment |
| The Butcher's Daughter: A Journey Between Worlds | Queen Elizabeth spares Mary from the headman’s axe in exchange for her loyalty | |
| Blood for Blood: The Uncertain Journey | Queen Elizabeth sends Mary south with the English “Counter Armada” | |
| Ill Winds Blowing Across a Troubled Sea: The Journey's End | Mary resumes smuggling contraband but a freakish wave sweeps her overboard. | |
The author's official web site is privateerlukeryan.com