The Pirate Bride

September 22, 2008
The high seas make for great adventure and red-hot passion as a beleaguered ship captain meets his match in the notorious scoundrel Red Robert. When Scottish lord Logan Haggerty is captured at sea, he is shocked to discover that “Robert” is a beautiful and fearless woman leading the boat of dutiful and deferential pirates. Red is wary of Logan but cannot deny the chemistry they have, though she refuses to let it interfere with her single-minded devotion to taking vengeance on the murderous con man who ruined her life. As disaster threatens, identities are finally unmasked, and Red and Logan seize the chance for passion. Drake (The Queen's Lady
) constructs a well-drawn plot and provides plenty of sexual tension and romantic encounters as well as exotic scenery.

October 15, 2008
Hoping to make enough money to marry the girl he left behind in Virginia and regain the holding that was taken from his family back in Scotland, Logan Haggerty hopes hisship wont be attacked by pirates in the Caribbean.Instead its attackedby the notorious pirate Red Robert. Taken prisoner, Loganis intrigued byhis captor, especially afterhe discovers Red Robert is a woman in disguiise. Curiously, theyhave much in common. Both Logan and Bobbies families were murdered by the same man, Blair Colm, whose sadistic traits were put to good use under the aegis of William of Orange. They were both sent to the American coloniesand sold as indentured servants. ButLogans life has been good, while Bobbies is a misery. They remain at odds until they are shipwrecked. With wonderful romance, swashbuckling swordsmanship, and winning characters, Drakes pirate adventure has it all.(Reprinted with permission of Booklist, copyright 2008, American Library Association.)