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A Pirate of her Own

307 pages

A sweeping high-seas romance where a clash of wills and forced proximity ignite an undeniable passion.

What it feels like

This briskly paced historical romance sweeps readers onto the deck of an 18th-century pirate ship, delivering a classic tale of adventure and unexpected passion. The narrative thrives on the crackling tension of forced proximity, pitting a fiercely inquisitive heroine against a secretive, dashing captor. As the story unfolds against a nautical backdrop, the mood shifts from the dramatic stakes of a blown cover and abduction to the heady, escapist atmosphere of a sweeping love story. The prose is lively and focused on the emotional push-and-pull between two strong-willed characters trapped together at sea. It is a perfect escape for readers who delight in old-school swashbuckling romances, spirited banter, and the thrilling journey from adversaries to devoted lovers.

Mood
  • nautical
  • passionate
  • sweeping
  • escapist
Tone
  • adventurous
  • romantic
  • dramatic
  • playful
Pace
brisk
Themes
forced proximity · enemies to lovers · high seas adventure · uncovering secrets
The writing
The writing is lively and romantic, balancing swashbuckling action with the intimate tension of close quarters.
The arc
The journey shifts from the tension of captivity and clashing agendas to the sweeping surrender of unexpected love.
Who it's for
Readers who crave classic historical romances featuring spirited heroines, dashing rogues, and the thrilling confines of a pirate ship.
Content notes
  • kidnapping
  • forced proximity

About the book

An 18th century romance whose heroine is Serenity James, an investigative reporter on her father's newspaper. Fearful she will blow his cover, pirate Morgan Drake kidnaps her, takes her on his ship and love follows.

Description from Open Library.

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