Friday, September 9, 2011

Pirate of My Heart

She gave up everything for a chance at true love . . .

 When her doting father dies, Lady Kendra Townsend is given a choice: marry the horrid man of her uncle’s choosing or leave England to risk a new life in America with unknown relatives.

Armed with the faith that God has a plan for her, Kendra boards a cargo ship and soon finds herself swept away by the rugged American sea captain Dorian Colburn. But this adventurous man has been wounded by love before and now guards his independent life.

He wasn’t prepared to give up anything for anyone…

No swashbuckling man needs an English heiress with violet-hued eyes to make him feel again or challenge his faith with probing questions—or so he thinks. It is not until Dorian must save Kendra from the dark forces surrounding her that he decides she may be worth the risk.

 There is one thing I detest about historical romances - one of the parties in love gets trapped or tricked in a marriage to someone else. Without spoiling this book, it almost had me putting it down, twice!! However, the conflicts while frustrating, did make for an entertaining read.  This was not my favorite of Jamie's books, but will continue to read her in the future.  If you like clean historical romance, this book is for you. 

Jamie Carie is the author of Snow Angel, a ForeWord magazine Romance Book of the Year winner, USA Book News National “Best Books 2007” Awards winner, and 2008 RITA Awards® Best First Book finalist. Her third novel, Wind Dancer, was a 2010 Indiana State Library Best Books of Indiana finalist. She lives with her husband and three children in Indianapolis.

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This complimentary review copy was received thankfully from Julie Gwinn, B and H Publishing Group, a division of LifeWay Christian Resources and in no way influenced my review of this book. These are my personal thoughts and reactions to the reading of the book.

1 comments:

Staci said...

I think I have this one on my Kindle. I do hate that overused plot too!! But I'm glad that overall it wasn't too bad and that you finished it!!

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