Sharon A. (Sassy) reviewed on 10/8/2005 + 60 more book reviews

Deceptive Witch,
When captain Quint McQuade first noticed the unescorted female aboard his ship, he guessed right away that she was a rejected mistress being banished from the colonies. And since the curvaceous beauty was certainly no virtuous maid, the lusty seaman decided she was the perfect solution to ao long, arduous voyage. Driven wild by the lady's tumbling black hair and soft shapely body, McQuade ignore her protests and heeded his needs only to be shocked by the truth when it was too late.
Scheming Captain
When vulnerable Rebecca Ranserford leanred that her American fiance had died, she had no way to earn money in teh New World but to indenture herself. ANd when teh scurrilous buccaneer aboard her ship discovered her dire straits, he made sure to be the one who held her destiny in his hands. The blackguard awoke scorching, uncontrollabel feelings in her and bent her to his will. Despite her surrender, Rebecca was forever proud and swore she'd somehow escape the cad who seduced her and made her his.

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