Kurzbeschreibung
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Caroline Pembroke is a lovely young woman attempting a dangerous transatlantic crossing on her own. As she sails away from France toward the Delecroix plantation in Louisiana, she has no idea how far the journey will take her. When pirates attack the ship, she unwittingly becomes part of the plunder. For a brief, dizzying time she finds herself at the mercy of the swashbuckling captain -- and shoots him to protect her virtue.
Although Caroline arrives safely in New Orleans, she finds that the gentleman-owner of the bayou mansion bears a striking resemblance to the amorous pirate. And soon she realizes that the captain has stolen more than just gold and jewels...he's also stolen her heart.
A regency-inspired sweet historical romance first published in 1978.
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Caroline Pembroke is a lovely young woman attempting a dangerous transatlantic crossing on her own. As she sails away from France toward the Delecroix plantation in Louisiana, she has no idea how far the journey will take her. When pirates attack the ship, she unwittingly becomes part of the plunder. For a brief, dizzying time she finds herself at the mercy of the swashbuckling captain -- and shoots him to protect her virtue.
Although Caroline arrives safely in New Orleans, she finds that the gentleman-owner of the bayou mansion bears a striking resemblance to the amorous pirate. And soon she realizes that the captain has stolen more than just gold and jewels...he's also stolen her heart.
A regency-inspired sweet historical romance first published in 1978.
Synopsis
Lovely young Caroline Pembroke was on an ordinary crossing from France to the Delacroix plantation in Louisiana. Suddenly her ship was captured by the privateer Black Eagle, and for a brief moment, at the mercy of its swashbuckling captain. Other work by the author includes "Royal Passion".
