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Nathan had never bared his soul to any woman, but he was soon utterly beguiled and exasperated by Sara's sweet, defiant ways. Aboard his ship, The Seahawk, she was brave, imperious and determined to win his heart completely -- yet upon their return to England, her love would be sorely tested as a vile conspiracy tried to tear them apart. With their future at stake, they would discover the true destiny of their passion...for all time!
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I did not find this as good as " The Wedding". Sara was written as a air headed stumbling bumpkin. The Sailors aboard the ship began to wear garlic leis around their necks to ward off "her bad spirits. It was more silly than humorous and Sara seemed too stupid to be real. The comedy reminds me of "Toppers " wife in that old movie series. Just inanely stupid. I was disappointed as I read the Wedding and loved it. This was mildly enjoyable but lacked in comparison. (