It's not like he came home for dinner every night, but the notorious pirate William Kidd did have a wife and a home.
The safe harbor and the person who kept it for him are explored in the new book The Pirate's Wife: The Remarkable True Story of Sarah Kidd.
Sarah had been widowed twice before she took up with Captain Kidd. She not only supported and defended his work, she made a name for herself in the hard-to-navigate society of 17th- and 18th-century New York City.
Daphne Palmer Geanocoupoulos wrote the book and visits to discuss it.