The Pirate
The Pirate by Jayne Ann Krentz, published by Harlequin Books in 1990, is a contemporary romance that follows Katherine Inskip, an overworked author of historical romances who is in dire need of a vacation. Set against the backdrop of a beautiful South Seas island, Katherine’s journey takes an unexpected turn when she encounters Jared Hawthorne, the charming owner of the island resort. As she navigates her feelings of stress and disillusionment with love, Katherine discovers that Jared embodies the adventurous spirit of her own romantic fantasies.
Readers will find a blend of fiction and romance as Katherine explores her attraction to Jared, who seems to have stepped straight out of her novels. The story delves into themes of adventure and the complexities of love, as Katherine grapples with the possibility that Jared may share more than just a charming demeanor with his pirate ancestors. This first edition spans 220 pages and is presented in English, offering an engaging escape into a world where fantasy and reality intertwine.
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Katherine Inskip needs a vacation. She’s overworked, stressed out and feeling blase about love — a sad state for the author of historical romances to find herself in. But on a beautiful South Seas island, Kate finds a whole lot more than she’d bargained for. Jared Hawthorne, owner of the island resort and resident swashbuckler, could have stepped off the pages of one of her books. He’s her perfect fantasy — charming, adventurous, and dashing — and more than willing to play the part. But could Jared have too much in common with his pirate ancestors?
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