It's 1663 and the world is changing... The slave trade is increasing in the Caribbean to meet the demands of the growing sugar industry. The native inhabitants of the Caribbean are being displaced. The Carib people have regrouped on Wai ti kubuli to make a stand against the region's European invaders. Ike Wilcox has been presumed dead by his friends for six years in this third book in the West Indies Pirates series. After six years, Ike's death is still fresh in the minds of some of the crew of the Bonita Senora. Tempers flair and vengeance is on the mind of Pierre Bisaillon as he searches for Miles Thorpe. Ike's been living among the Kalinago on Dominica since his boat washed ashore after his ship sank off Martinique in 1657. He leaves the primitive world of his wife and her people to return to his world to find out what became of his fortune and to reconnect with his friends on St. Kitts. Due to depicted violence parental discretion is advised.