In the turbulent waters of the 16th century Mediterranean, a remarkable woman rises to challenge the tides of history. "The Untold Story of The Lioness: Sayyida Al Hurra" chronicles the extraordinary life of Sayyida Al Hurra, the first and only female sovereign in Islamic history to hold the title of "Al Hurra," meaning "the free woman." Born in the splendor of Granada to a noble Andalusian family, Sayyida's world is forever altered by the Reconquista, forcing her family to flee to Morocco.

As she navigates the complexities of a male-dominated society, Sayyida transforms from a young girl in exile into a formidable political leader and fierce pirate commander. Her marriage to a powerful governor elevates her status, but it is her shrewd alliances and daring maritime exploits that establish her as a key player in the world of Barbary Corsairs. Join her on a thrilling adventure filled with betrayal, ambition, and the relentless pursuit of freedom as she builds Tetouan into a hub of piracy, defying European colonial powers and forging alliances with legends like Barbarossa Hayreddin Pasha.

But her rise to power is not without challenges. As political tides shift, Sayyida must navigate treachery and rivalry, ultimately leading to her exile. Yet even in isolation, her legacy endures, inspiring generations and reshaping the narrative of women in leadership.

"The Untold Story of The Lioness: Sayyida Al Hurra" not only brings to life the thrilling adventures of this extraordinary woman but also includes a real timeline of her life at the back, dispelling myths and illuminating the truth behind one of history's most captivating figures. Discover the lioness who roared against oppression and carved her name into the annals of maritime history.

"A captivating tale of resilience and power that shines a light on a remarkable yet overlooked figure in history." - Penny Nicholson, Historian

Book 7 in the Pirate Women series, with each installment offering a unique, stand-alone adventure.