1764-1793

Captain William Bligh, captain of The Bounty, offers his own version of the mutiny which occured aboard the ship in 1787.

Mary, the teenage daughter of famous mutineer Fletcher Christian, has spent years wondering if he is alive and where he might be, so when she hears rumors that he has returned to London, she is determined to find him.

This thrilling account of the Bounty's tragic voyage brings the story of betrayal, hardships, and murder.

Wordsworth scholar Jane Gresham, having grown up hearing stories that mutineer Fletcher Christian returned from exile on Pitcairn Island to live out his life in England, is inspired when a two-hundred-year-old corpse bearing South Pacific tattoos washes out of a hillside in the Lake District, to hunt for a rumored manuscript Wordsworth wrote about Christian's adventures, not realizing there are others who want the lost poem for personal gain and are willing to kill to get it.

Follows captain William Bligh's quest for survival when a group of his men, led by Fletcher Christian, cast him adrift into the sea.

Fictionalized account in three parts of the Mutiny on the Bounty and the lives of Captain Bligh and mutineer Fletcher Christian following the revolt.

Captain William Bligh recounts his experiences in 1789 when his ship "Bounty" was taken over in a mutiny and he and a crew of eighteen men were set adrift in an open boat in the southern Pacific Ocean.

Chronicles the events surrounding the mutiny aboard His Majesty's armed transport Bounty on April 28, 1789, using details from the wills, diaries, and correspondence of figures not directly connected to the events to uncover the true story behind the mutiny.