Across the Southland, the battle between rebels and redcoats raged, devastating towns and burning great plantations. But passion, not politics, was the concern of beautiful, aristocratic Katherine Hobart. Neither loyalty to her country nor to her marriage vows could stop her from seeking fulfillment, first in the arms of a swashbuckling, superbly viril Scottish privateer, and then with an elegant, arrogrant British officer, as the tides of war, love and lust mounted toward their climax.
