Set in the Caribbean of the eighteenth century, the epicenter of piracy, voodoo, and the dark arts, The Code of the Zombie Pirate reveals all the secrets to selecting, customizing, and managing a motley crew of pirates-cum-zombies. Imagine the consequences of pirates who have crossed the line to the breathtaking lack of respect for life—it’s the ultimate pirate dream! Kenemore advises captions This rollicking guide through the world that zombies and pirates both haunted and hunted will keep Zen of Zombie readers intrigued and win over legions of new fans.
I didn't love it, but I didn't dislike it either. There were amusing quips and moments, but overall I thought it ended up sounding very repetitive and drown out. I don't think it needed to be as long as it was.
Rather than a look at their "code" or the guidelines under which a zombie pirate might operate, this is a how-to guide that someone clearly put entirely too much thought into which produced a boring slog to read through.
So much fun! This is a How to Manual from how to get Zombies, your ship, your treasure to what to name your ship, how to come up with a good nickname, how to retire without getting eaten! It is available in the Audible Plus Catalog which makes it a lot of fun to listen to as well!
If you only read one Zombie-Pirate Code book this year, read this one.
Favorite Quotes:
"As you internalize the Code of Zombie Piracy, embrace your inner slowness. Understand that it works for you, not against you. Zombie pirate crews...always get their man."
"A Eurpoean lawyer understands a conract to be a serious agreement with the power to bind someone forever, but for a pirate, it is seen more as a vague mutual understanding governing the time between now and when the contract becomes in the slightest way inconvenient."
not even going to rate this. I think either I was distracted while trying to read this or something but either way I never got into properly. Going to just not finish reading it.