Bloody Jack Books in Order

After losing her family and life on London's streets, Mary Faber disguises herself as a boy and joins a British warship. As Jacky, she finds friendship and purpose at sea, but keeping her identity hidden grows ever harder.

Exposed as a girl, Jacky is sent to a Boston boarding school to become a proper young lady. Her sailor's instincts, an unwanted tattoo, and fierce loyalty to new friends make that plan very hard to follow.

Back in England, Jacky is mistakenly pressed into naval service and thrown once more into life at sea. Escaping a brutal captain leads her toward privateering, leadership, and a high-stakes reckoning during the Battle of Trafalgar.

Jacky returns to Boston hoping to lie low at school, but a class outing ends in abduction. Trapped aboard a ship bound for the slave markets, she must rally her frightened classmates and find a way to save them all.

With a price on her head, Jacky escapes across the American frontier and finds work on the waterways leading to the Mississippi. Fiddling, dancing, and sheer nerve keep her moving, while Jaimy follows through a country he barely understands.

Jacky is forced to let the French believe she has died, then sent to Paris as a British spy. Posing as a dancer, she gathers military secrets while trying to protect the people she loves from the consequences.

On the day she is meant to marry Jaimy, Jacky is taken by British Intelligence for another mission. Disguised as a scientific expedition, her crew searches Caribbean waters for a lost Spanish treasure ship and its gold.

After buying the Lorelei Lee to carry passengers across the Atlantic, Jacky arrives in London expecting a fresh start. Instead, she is arrested and sent toward Australia aboard her own confiscated ship with hundreds of female convicts.

A typhoon separates Jacky and young Ravi from their ship in Southeast Asia. As they struggle to return to England, Jacky must rely on music, disguises, and nerve, while Jaimy's own hunt for old enemies grows more dangerous.

British Intelligence sends Jacky to Portugal during the war against Napoleon, where she must assist General Wellesley while gathering information. Her mission soon carries her through Spain, toward danger, art, and another chance to prove herself.

Back in Boston, Jacky tries to run Faber Shipping, care for her friends, and keep old legal trouble at bay. Business problems, public controversy, and a painful rift with Jaimy make homecoming anything but quiet.

Jacky returns to Boston hoping to settle her future with Jaimy, only to be framed for treason. On the run again, she hides as a governess and joins a traveling circus while friends race to uncover the truth.