Lord of the Privateers EPUB
by Stephanie Laurens
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The thrilling conclusion to the #1 New York Times-bestselling author's sexy and swashbuckling Regency romance series.
Known as the lord of the privateers, Royd Frobisher is determined to finish the high seas rescue mission his younger brothers began. But his daring plan doesn't account for Isobel Carmichael-his emotional nemesis, childhood sweetheart, ex-handfasted bride, and current business partner-coming along.
Isobel has a mission of her own-find her cousin Katherine and bring her safely home. Along the way, she hopes to rid herself of the lingering desire for Royd that still haunt her. As their adventure takes them from the high seas to sweltering jungles and the glittering ballrooms of Mayfair, they are drawn once again to the flame of undeniable passion. But having glimpsed the future that could be theirs, they must finally ask what they are willing to risk in the name of duty . . .
Known as the lord of the privateers, Royd Frobisher is determined to finish the high seas rescue mission his younger brothers began. But his daring plan doesn't account for Isobel Carmichael-his emotional nemesis, childhood sweetheart, ex-handfasted bride, and current business partner-coming along.
Isobel has a mission of her own-find her cousin Katherine and bring her safely home. Along the way, she hopes to rid herself of the lingering desire for Royd that still haunt her. As their adventure takes them from the high seas to sweltering jungles and the glittering ballrooms of Mayfair, they are drawn once again to the flame of undeniable passion. But having glimpsed the future that could be theirs, they must finally ask what they are willing to risk in the name of duty . . .
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- Publisher:Harlequin
- Publication Date:11/03/2019
- ISBN:9781488052668
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- Format:EPUB
- Publisher:Harlequin
- Publication Date:11/03/2019
- ISBN:9781488052668