The Highlanders Pirate Lass, Heather McCollum
The Highlanders Pirate Lass, Heather McCollum
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The Highlander's Pirate Lass

Author: Heather McCollum

Narrator: Timothy Campbell

Unabridged: 6 hr 9 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Publisher: Tantor Media

Published: 03/15/2022


Synopsis

Eliza Wentworth is no lady. After the notorious pirate Jandeau murdered her family, she vowed to spend the rest of her life at sea, saving others. She'd rather be firing cannons than embroidering pillows—or worse, bowing to the demands of a husband. But when she's stranded on an island off the coast of Scotland, now she is the one in need of help. And that help comes not only from a man, but a man she struggles to resist.

Highlander Beck Macquarie has never met a woman like Eliza. He hasn't met many women, period, thanks to the blasted curse set upon Wolf Isle decades ago. To save the clan, he needs a wife and bairns, and rough-around-the edges Eliza is anything but wife material. She has no intention of staying once she's able to set sail again. He should let her go. But the desire between them is impossible to ignore.

When she asks Beck to teach her the ways of the bedroom while she bides her time on his island, he can't say no. As they learn more about each other, though, past trauma and secrets resurface. Now, Eliza must choose between the freedom and comfort of the only life she's ever known and sacrificing it all to save the people she loves . . . including Beck.

Contains mature themes.

Author Bio

Heather McCollum is a USA Today bestselling author of sixteenth and seventeenth century Scottish romance. She loves writing about brawny, broody, golden-hearted Highlanders and the feisty heroines who capture their hearts.

When she's not researching Britain's rich history or writing adventures, she spends her time educating women on the symptoms of ovarian cancer. She's a survivor and resides with her very own Highland hero and three spirited children in the wilds of suburbia on the mid-Atlantic coast.

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