The early 21st century is a turbulent time with outbreaks of war, the rise of populism and climate change. Mankind’s actions are blamed for the ever increasing harm being done to society and the planet. But it seems it is not just our world that is being damaged, but the fabric of everything is also being decimated. Nature begins to fight back by resurrecting four unlikely heroes, the 18th Century pirates Anne Bonny, John Rackham, Mary Read and Angus McTavish.
Why have they been reborn, and what possible advantage can they have in stabilising the causal nexus?
Through a series of strange and mysterious events, they are forced to relive their violent past lives. But in doing so, they also remember the cruelty and abuse they once suffered and the circumstances, beyond their control, that led them to become pirates in the first place. This in turn ignites their long-forgotten humanity and gradually they begin to feel empathy for others and discover a new meaning to their lives.
Gradually, their actions begin to affect human behaviour, which in turn, creates a positive change in the attitude of humanity. But what of their own revelations about who they really are? Are they merely ghosts or are they real? Why do other versions of themselves suddenly appear and what is behind the fog that emerges when they most need help? These are the answers they must ultimately discover in the pursuit of their legacy, The Buccaneers Legend.