Lady and the Pirate
About
* * * * *Winner of the Royal Palm Literary Award for Romance * * * * *
Morgan’s first crush was for a handsome young ship’s officer who often visited her father’s plantation. Little did she know that years later terrible circumstances would throw them together again in a life or death clash against the might of the Spanish armada. Could Morgan find true love with a notorious buccaneer? Or would she be sold as the mistress of a wealthy Spanish Don? Or would a vindictive ship’s captain manage to destroy any chance for her happiness?
Praise for this book
Set in the 1690s, LADY AND THE PIRATE mixes historical facts and fiction. As the story builds, the author’s writing style has a way of drawing you in, making you feel as if you’re there and part of the story. As you continue looking for that one special moment between the main characters, you suddenly realize that you have been following their romance for several pages. The ending is unexpected. But again, it shows the author’s ability to cleverly and thoughtfully build a tale.
While I am not much of a fan of Romance novels, JM Bolton’s Lady & the Pirate held my interest from beginning to end and I recommend this book as one that you should read.
I like a romance that's more than girl meets boy and this delivers. There's history, drama, suspense as well as romance. Royal Palm award winner and well worth the read.
“LADY & THE PIRATE is non-stop adventure and romance. The novel goes beyond the ordinary historical with excellent characters and an interesting complex plot.” The book received Florida’s Royal Palm Literary Award for Romance.“Sweeping from the torrid heat of the West Indies to the icy palaces of 17th century England, LADY & THE PIRATE is an adventure with a fine dose of mystery and interesting characters. It’s a very satisfying read.”