Isle o' Dreams

"Isle o' Dreams" is an adventure novel by Frederick Ferdinand Moore, an early 20th-century American novelist, short story writer, editor, publisher, soldier, and war correspondent. He was most famous for his "Devil's Admiral," an adventure novel about modern-day pirates, drawn on Moore's experience of sailing in the South China Sea. The "Isle o' Dreams" was the third novel he published after "Devil's Admiral" and follows the former in subject and spirit. The story's plot revolves around an adventure-seeker and sea wolf who learns about the mysterious island, home of wonders and strange things, and heads to find it at any cost.