Fair Winds to Jamaica

Fair Winds to Jamaica

by Barbara Dan
Fair Winds to Jamaica

Fair Winds to Jamaica

by Barbara Dan

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Overview

A tale of swashbuckling romantic adventure on the high seas! In Part I, Fair Winds to Jamaica, an unwilling bride escapes the marriage mill in Boston, only to encounter Pirates in the Caribbean, a slave uprising in Jamaica. She and rougish "Fair Winds" captain Grant Watermann fight a passionate attraction neither can deny.

In the sequel Part II, Fair Winds to Muscovy, after a dangerous journey through the storm-tossed Atlantic to England during the reign of William of Orange, Roslyn Morgan and travels on to Poland and Russia during the uprising of the Streltsy Guard against Czar Peter the Great. As Rosalyn Morgan and the Fair Winds’ rogue captain, Grant Watermann, flee Russia during the final harrowing events of Part II, they are captured by Swedish troops near the Russian border. Trapped in a burning barn and facing certain death, Rosalyn finally breaks down and admits her love for Grant—after nearly two years of fighting a fatal attraction that has plagued and tormented them both! Has her confession come too late?


Product Details

BN ID: 2940033043330
Publisher: Barbara Dan
Publication date: 02/08/2012
Series: Fair Winds , #1
Sold by: Smashwords
Format: eBook
File size: 2 MB
Age Range: 18 Years

About the Author

First published in her teens, Barbara Dan admits to enjoying a variation of life experiences, including working as an actress, model, night club comedienne, comedy writer, puppeteer, theatrical producer in Hollywood, screenwriter, publicist, real estate saleswoman, hands-on-builder of houses, escrow officer, co-teacher of couples communication workshops with her late husband, family counselor John Dan. Other hats she has worn include publisher, editor, adjunct college professor, and—by far her biggest joy and challenge—being mother to four grown children and grandma to five very lively grandchildren and recently to three great-grandchildren. Hobbies: gardening, cooking, oil painting, quilting. She is a voracious reader on many subjects, loves to haunt old graveyards and historic sites. Many of her characters are inspired by family genaeology charts! But the most outrageous ones come straight from her overactive imagination. Her historical western, SILENT ANGEL, won the Colorado Romance Writers' award for Best Historical Novel (1992). She is a member of Western Writers of America and Women Writing the West. Many of her books are available in paperback as well as eBook. Even though she has degrees in Theatre Arts and Advanced Accounting, and an M.A. in Humanities (emphasis: literature) from Cal State University, she insists that real life is far better preparation for writing than academia! (A good sense of humor also helps.)

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