Pirate’s Prey by Colleen O’Connell
Publisher: The Wild Rose Press
Genre: Historical
Length: Full Length (323 pgs)
Heat Level: Spicy
Rated: 5 stars
Review by RoseShane Christian scorns danger as the notorious pirate, Falcon. Feared and respected for his realm over the sea, his exploits are only surpassed by his devilish charm. No battle waged or venture dared is as great as the ploy he devises to protect Maura Brent – a spirited beauty whose willful nature captures his heart. His strategy to thwart the law risks exposure and potential introduction to the hangman’s noose. If he succeeds in safeguarding their love, will he live long enough to treasure the victory?
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Maura Brent agrees to a contrived marriage with a manipulative English land baron in exchange for sparing her father imprisonment. A chance encounter with Shane Christian sets the course for a voyage of discovery awakening her passion, broadening her knowledge and strengthening her resolve to guard Shane’s identity from his nemesis. Determined to dissolve her marriage to remain with Shane, has her decision ensured his demise?
I thoroughly enjoyed this book as well as the main characters. They are both strong characters and therein lies their strength as a couple.
The conflicts these two face are mostly external, and it was interesting to see how they work together to fight against those powers that would keep them apart.
Maura has agreed to a marriage to save her father from financial ruin. Unbeknown to her, her father has contrived an escape for her at the hands of Shane Christian, the notorious pirate Falcon. Unfortunately, things were messed up, and he arrived after the wedding.
Not to be detered, he still keeps his end of the bargain and heads out with her, and Maura and Shane begin a journey that will lead to freedom… or will it?
The book is filled with twists and turns. Just when you think everything is fine, another spanner gets thrown in the works. I was on the edge of my seat until the very end of the story- not knowing how things were going to work out. I am very happy I got a chance to meet these characters.
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My family loves reading so hearing about another great book I appreciate. Thanks for sharing and also for the giveaway.
Thank you, James for your comment. I hope you and your family enjoy the book when you all have a chance to read it.
Are any of the characters based off of someone that you know?
Thank you, Bernie, for your inquiry. All of my characters have traits or a combination of characteristics of those l have crossed paths with in life or admire. There are even pieces of me in certain characters.
Sounds like a good read.
Thank you again, Rita, for your comment. I hope you put it on your reading list to enjoy.
A gorgeous cover and intriguing synopsis! This sounds like a must read for me.
Thank you Bea. I hope you have an opportunity to read it take the journey with Maura and Shane.
Great cover!
Thank you Victoria. I love the cover too!
Thank you so much for hosting and for the wonderful review. I’m glad you enjoyed reading it.
This book sounds like a fantastic read.
Thank you Debbie. I hope you have a chance to read it.
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I wonder what kind of research the author did to prepare for this book.
Thank you, Dianna, for your question. Without giving specific details away for the story, I researched certain aspects of the experiences occurring in the book, as well as the ships of the day and the routes taken. That’s half the fun – weaving historic pieces into a fictional story.
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Pirates Prey was such fun A very enjoyable read. I vote for this book by Colleen O’Connell as the best