Kaye Wilson Klem

DARE THE WILD WIND (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

DARE THE WILD WIND sweeps from Scotland and Bonnie Prince Charlie's defeat on Culloden Moor to 18th Century London and the Caribbean. Passion flares when Drake Seton, Earl of Stratford, clashes with Brenna Dalmoral at Lochmarnoch. Shamed by the unexpected desire stirred by a dangerous enemy, Brenna resists, loyal to her childhood love, Cameron MacCavan. Drake crosses swords with Cam atop the castle tower, but Cam escapes to fight the British at Culloden Moor. Wounded, Cam is taken prisoner and transported to London to be hanged, and Brenna follows, determined to save him. In London, Drake rescues her from a mob, and they struggle against their mutual passion. They arrive at the gallows too late, and when her brother arranges her marriage to a sadistic neighbor, Drake offers for her instead. Desolate, Brenna agrees. But Cam has cheated the noose, and when he encounters Brenna at Drake's estate in Cornwall, he abducts her aboard his privateer. At his plantation in the Caribbean, she discovers Cam has dark secrets, and his pirate hideaway comes under attack by an expedition led by Drake, determined to reclaim her.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Kaye Wilson Klem
• Erscheinungstermin: 16. Januar 2014
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780983796947
• Artikelnr.: 42213238

Autorenporträt

Kaye Wilson Klem is the published author of six novels published by major New York publishers, and four new novels debuting in ebooks. Two of her books were lead titles for Fawcett Gold Medal, her first novel was published by Doubleday & Company, and a three-generational saga set in Hollywood was published by New American. Library. She won the Missouri Writers Guild award for best book of the year with her first novel, and worked as a newspaper reporter and feature writer for the HARTFORD TIMES, in Hartford, Connecticut before launching her career in fiction. She enjoys music from classical to rock and roll, has traveled to Greece, Ireland, Scotland and Great Britain, as well as to Tahiti, and books have always been the great pleasure of her life.