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The Golden Skull  by Jameson Hunter

 

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PLOT SUMMARY

 

In 1716 the veteran mercenary, English Teach (Blackbeard) was declared a pirate again, having once been pardoned. He was famous for his thick black beard and fearsome features which terrified sailors when they were being boarded. He lay in wait for ships plying passage to the east coast of the American colonies, then caught in a trap he mercilessly sacked those ships for their cargoes rich in gold, jewels and other artifacts.

 

Teach soon amassed a fortune in treasure aboard the Queen Anne's Revenge, a 40 cannon French built merchant ship, stashing his booty secretly in the Caribbean Islands. Then on the 22nd of November 1718 a British naval taskforce led by Lieutenant Robert Maynard captured and beheaded the troublesome pirate after a bloody battle, but his treasure trove was never found save for a paltry £2,200 worth of sugar, cocoa and cotton. When it was known that he had plundered royal transports and acquired many chests full of the rarest gemstones: diamonds, rubies, sapphires and emeralds. The US and UK governors were baffled - but they'd killed the only man who could tell them where his fortune was hidden. 

 

 

 

The Golden Skull, a John Storm adventure by Jameson Hunter  Blackbeard the Pirate's Treasure Island by Jameson Hunter

 

Suggested style of artwork for The Golden Skull book cover and film posters

 

 

 

Lord Huntington, a prominent member of the British Geographical Society, acquires an ancient parchment on the deathbed of a famous explorer, handed down through generations, which contains clues to the location of Teach's secret treasure trove on an Island in the Caribbean, said to be guarded by a macabre human spirit manifesting itself as human skull. More to the point these islands are patrolled by the US and South American navies who are in a cold war situation.

 

Huntington hires John Storm for his expertise in marine archaeology as a consultant to the expedition and the Solar Navigator for its stealth cloaking ability making the boat invisible to radar.

 

They find the Island avoiding contact with any of the Bolivarian Republic's (of Venezuela) warships which might arouse curiosities but despite all efforts to keep the reason for the expedition a secret, the word is leaked out by a one of Huntington's arch rivals to a corrupt naval officer, who engages a cutthroat gang of mercenaries to steal the treasure and glory for himself.

 

The treacherous rival gang soon invades the Island intent on getting the treasure for themselves, having first sabotaged the SolarNavigator....

 

 

 

 

 

GOLDEN SKULL  - THE CAST

 

CHARACTER

  DESCRIPTION      ACTOR

 

       

John Storm

 –  Adventurer  –   

Dan Hawk

 –  Electronics Wizard  –   

George Franks

 –  Solicitor based in Sydney  –   

Lord Huntington

 –  Explorer and historian  –   

Scott Tremaine

 –  Treasure hunter  –   

Sir Rodney Baskerville

 –  Professor of History  –   

Steve Green

 –  Freelance Reporter  –   

Charley Temple

 –  Camerawoman  –   

Jill Bird

 –  BBC Newsnight Presenter  –   

Brian Bassett

 –  Editor the Independent   –   

Tom Hudson

 –  Sky News Editor  –   

John Longton

 –  Pirate leader, bare knuckle fighter  –   

William Gray

 –  Cashiered US Navy Captain  –   

Jack Boon (Black Jack)

 –  Pirate computer expert   –   

Billy One Eye

 –  Pirate sailor, marksman ex army  –   

 

The Golden Skull, Blackbeard's pirate treasure island adventure

 

The Golden Skull

 

 

 


 

 

Copyright © Jameson Hunter 2006 and 2012.

 

The right of Jameson Hunter to be identified as the author of this work has been asserted in accordance with section 77 and 78 of the Copyright Designs and Patents Act 1988.

 

In this work of fiction, the characters, places and events are either the product of the author’s imagination or they are used entirely fictitiously.

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H G Wells - War of the Worlds

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Blueplanet Netdirect Productions are looking for graphic artists, inkers and colourists to help develop the John Storm adventure series into graphic novels: to be printed and distributed traditionally and, if the technology permits, for download to be read on an ipad or Kindle reader. Why not take a look at the John Storm graphic novel link below to see an example chapter from the first of Jameson Hunter's books: Kulo Luna

 

 

The Golden Skull, Blackbeard's Pirate Treasure desert island

 

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