A Pirate's Love

by Johanna Lindsey

Book Overview

A Pirate's Love Sailing westward toward the Caribbean sun, young Bettina Verlaine obediently sets out to fulfill the promise made by her father--but not by her heart -- a prearranged marriage destined... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0380400480
• Release Date: November 2008
• Publisher: Avon
• Length: 384 Pages
• Weight: 0.50 lbs.
• Dimensions: 6.8" x 1.0" x 4.2"

Customer Reviews

In love with this love!

I believe that this story didn't receive such great reviews, but I have to say for me that this story has incorporated EVERYTHING that I LOVE about love. I love that she is a girl that is a spitfire but is also a lady at heart, that she is forced into some form of relationship with a gentleman that seems to be cold heartened and unloving. They find that through tough turmoils they are wanting more and more of each other. And then when they are faced with what they both desire, they continue to be in denial of what they really feel. In the end the story gives off a great ending. I find myself wanting to reread this story again and again. I guess it is one of those that you may love it, or you may hate it. But MOST definitely don't underestimate the message that this AMAZING book is putting out.

Not nearly as bad as the reviews say...

This was probably one of the first romance novels I ever read, and I can say quite honestly I still consider it one of the best. For the naysayers, consider what exactly it is that you are reading. This is not a feminist treatise to be sure, but it is quite entertaining. P.S. The writing is on par with the rest of her work; it is not horrible.

Loved it!

I give this books 5 stars not because I love Johanna Lindsey and hate to see her books get less than they deserve or because I like to be in the minority (which I generally am) but because I thought this book was great. I agree it was extreme but sometimes the traditional romance can get boring and you need something to spice it up.

JOHANNA LINDSEY

I'VE BEEN READING HER SINCE 1979, MY NIECE ASK ME TO READ A BOOK THAT ,WAS 19 YEARS AGO. I'M STILL READING HER BOOKS, SHE IS THE BEST, BESIDES JUDE DEVERAUX,JULIE GARWOOD. THEIR FUNNY AUTHORS PLUS A VERY GOOD AT WHAT THEYDO. THERE WERE TIMES I BROUGHT HER BOOKS AND COULD NOT PUT IT DOWN EVEN THOUGH I KNEW I HAD TO GO WORK, THE NEXT DAY. STOPPING AT TRAFFIC LIGHTS READING WITH PEOPLE BEHIND ME BLOWING HORNS. SO IN GROSS HER BOOKS. THE MALORY'S SERIES ARE VERY BEST, I WOULD LIKE TO SEE WHAT HAPPEN TO JASON MALORY, JEREMY, PERCY, PLEASE PLEASE. YOU HAVE TO WRITE ABOUT THE REST OF THE CLAN.