The story's end
"The Pirates of Turtle Rock" serial nears its end. Jenny survives the shipwreck and the breezes take her to a small island, where she is ultimately rescued by a passing cruise ship.
My time with the series appears to come to an end as she nears the island. Richard Jennings' story has a great many visual possibilities as well as a lot of scope for the imagination. My understanding is that "The Pirates of Turtle Rock" will appear in book form soon. It's been a challenging partnership over these months, and I look forward to more like it. – lec
Lon Eric Craven
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The ship goes down
The story takes a tragic turn.
From Richard Jennings "The Pirates of Turtle Rock"
Restoration aboard ship
The turtle totem nears completion in the makeshift restoration laboratory aboard the pirate ship. It couldn't have happened without Jenny's mother's glue gun.
From The Pirates of Turtle Rock, by Richard Jennings, nearing the end of its run in The Kansas City Star Magazine.
At the turtle sanctuary
One of the loggerhead turtles finds a friend at the preserve. The young man may be important as the story unfolds, but only the author knows that now. – lecAnother treasure
A treasure of a different kind, a family heirloom, has found its way into the young pirate's treasure trove — a clunky piece of jewelry that holds a lock of hair inside. Unfortunately, he has forgotten where he stole it from. The story is from Richard Jennings' "The Pirates of Turtle Rock," but you know that by now. — lec
