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Song of the Sea (American Dreams)
by
Jean Ferris
Raider is almost killed boarding the LIGHTNING to save Rosie from the cruel Captain Lawrence, who has kidnapped, tormented and imprisoned her. Rosie nurses his wounds and tries to forget his surprising kiss, while she prays for his life.and for her own strength to resist him. For she knows there's no room in his life for love. Too soon this brash and charming privateer mus...more
Paperback, 196 pages
Published
September 1st 2005
by Backinprint.com
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Complete nonsense in the 'good escape' sort of way. A classic romantic adventure with the heroine holding onto her morals in the end, but with enough temptation to make me embarrassed to say that I liked reading it.
I read this as a teen and loved it. Now I re-read it ever few years. I can't explain it.....
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Love this sequel! I can't wait to finish the third and final one!
Loved it") I'm a hopeless romantic
GREAT Light teen romance read!
this book was ok. enjoy the change Rosie has to go through! :D
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This author is not afraid to tackle difficult subjects: living with a deaf parent (Of Sound Mind), facing the consequences of a criminal act (Bad), or questioning one's sexuality (Eight Seconds). But Jean Ferris is also adept at writing comedy, historical fiction, and romance. What's most interesting is that she didn't publish her first novel until she was in her mid-40s. Yet she's never forgotten...more
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