The Pirate & the Puritan — Cheryl Howe

On Wild CARIBBEAN SEAS

Felicity had once been passionate. In her youth she'd been swept off her feet by pretty words -- but though that time in Boston had felt so right, the man had been so wrong. She'd sworn to bury her sensuality under somber clothes and a rigid lifestyle; religion was the cure for future mistakes.

Her father wasn't as wise. In Barbados, Felicity found her delinquent sire's cronies worse than expected: slave traders and other men of low character. Worst was the infuriating Lord Christian Andrews -- with his strong jaw, lean, muscled body, and that diabolical glint in his eye conjuring all the reasons she'd renounced pleasure. But sneaking onto Drew's ship to prove his depravity, Felicity was again swept away. The man had only a heart of gold...and a ruthless piratical nature bent on uncovering her own buried passion.