The Pirate King

The Pirate King (2011) is the first book published by Arch Enemy Entertainment under its novel imprint, featuring comic book writer, creator, Neil Herndon and William Wilson. The book spins J.M. Barrie's tale of Peter and Wendy (Peter Pan). Through the eyes of Captain Hook, readers get a fresh look at Neverland, Peter Pan, and all of Barrie's classic characters. The Pirate King is published on Amazon.

Synopsis
 Based on the story by J.M. Barrie, The Pirate King is a re-telling of Peter Pan, with a twist. In an age of sails and swashbucklers, a pirate known to the world as Captain Hook was considered the most dastardly of them all. He raided Spanish towns, French ships, and Dutch settlements. He made friends and enemies everywhere he went.

 On one particular trip, he met a young boy named Peter who was in jail for piracy. Feeling a kindred spirit, Hook rescued the boy from his prison. The two became instant friends. Together, along with Hook's colorful crew, they shared hundreds of adventures, sailing to every corner of the Caribbean.

 However, soon enough the bright blue waters lost their appeal. The boys needed something more. That was when they stumbled upon an old man who seemed to know exactly what it was they were looking for. He sent them beyond the map, beyond imagination, to the Sea of the Never Islands. When they arrived, they found their new home in the grip of a tyrant. In order to save their new home, the pirate crew banded together with some new friends and vowed to re-claim the once great island. Neverland was to be their home, and no one would stand in their way. Not a new enemy, nor an old one with a score to settle...