Any ideas??   I started Your Scandalous Ways by Chase and just couldn't get into it.  Looking for something that is an adventure and fast paced. 

There is an old  "Captive" series by Fern Michaels that I enjoyed that started with CAPTIVE PASSIONS. followed with CAPTIVE EMBRACES and so on. You may want to check that one out. There are copies in the system. (The  heroine is a revenge seeking pirate.)

2 of my favs are A Pirate of Her Own by Kinley MacGregor and Master of Seduction by Kinley MacGregor

and while this is not your traditional pirate novel, I loved this one as well. Blow Me Down by Katie MacAlister (they get stuck inside a virtual pirate game, as pirates so it mostly takes place in pirate times lol its just not real)

Diane - thanks for bringing back some good memories!  I used to love Fern Michaels!  I just went and ordered that book - fyi it's a 2 for 1 book both Captive Passions and Captive Embrace together!

Ack!  Not the Fern Michaels infamous Captive series!  Nooooooo.....  Warning, they are very old skool.  Lots of adultery with a capital A, rape and other assorted brutalities, Captive Passions especially, offends me on practically every level:P

Yea, what Kim said...  :X

Kim - I can't believe you aren't in here listing the Marsha Canham books!! Her Robin Hood series is about as fast paced and swashbuckling as they get - Through A Dark Mist, In The Shadow Of Midnight and The Last Arrow. My favorite Canham is Swept Away - the adventure scenes practically had me on the edge of my seat!

I would have, but Sherron has already read all of them - and loves them as much as I do at that:P  But for anyone else, yeah, Across a Moonlit Sea and The Iron Rose are as good as it gets in swashbuckling Pirate romances.  The Wind and the Sea - if you can actually manage to get a copy - is awesome as well.  It's funny, because when I reviewed Across a Moonlit Sea here, I mentioned in that review that I really didn't care too much for pirate romances up to that point, and that Marsha Canham had changed my mind.  The books that I was actually thinking of when I said that was the Fern Michaels Captive series:P  The term "Bodice Rippers" actually came into being because of books like those, so maybe we should all read them for the educational value:P  And for the Fern Michaels fans, I'm sorry to make them the brunt of my jokes, btw.  I realize a lot of people still love them, and it says nothing to me about their taste in books.  I have sentimental favorites still that I wouldn't currently touch with a 10ft cattle prod:P  My tastes have changed just that much in the last few years.