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Miss Lydia Peartree was looking forward to an afternoon pleasure cruise off the coast of Devon. But she didn't expect the captain of the Rook to have the appearance of a pirate and the manners of a sea dog. Captain Matthew Frobisher, once a spy for king and country, now spends his time training young men in the are of espoinage. To his chagrin, his superiors have saddled him with a silly society chit on what was supposed to be a voyage for his students.
But the captian is surprised by Lydia's courage during a squall that would send most women belowdecks. Any Lydia is equally surprised to find that beneath the captian's salty demeanor lies an intelligent-and pleasantly handsome-man whose resourcefulness will free the shipwrecked vessel from the French shore. While the Rook awaits repair in Finistere-"the end of land"-Matthew and Lydia are swept up in a wave of passion that threatens to drown all reason.....
But the captian is surprised by Lydia's courage during a squall that would send most women belowdecks. Any Lydia is equally surprised to find that beneath the captian's salty demeanor lies an intelligent-and pleasantly handsome-man whose resourcefulness will free the shipwrecked vessel from the French shore. While the Rook awaits repair in Finistere-"the end of land"-Matthew and Lydia are swept up in a wave of passion that threatens to drown all reason.....
