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The Pirate Lord Lord Trilogy Book 1 Sabrina Jeffries Deborah Martin 9780380797479 Books

This book was a lot of fun. Do gooder, Sara Willis, has decided she will accompany a ship load of women who are being transported to New South Wales to make sure they are not turned into whores along the way. Her stepbrother, Jordan, the Earl of Blackmore does his best to keep her from going, but she will not be denied. Her mama was a do gooder and she's a do gooder. Finally, Jordan gives up, but sends a man to spy on her and do his best to protect her.

Far fetched storyline - yes, indeed. Along the way to New South Wales, they come across The Pirate Lord and his crew who are "retiring" after years of privateering and then pirating the high seas. They have a paradise they're retiring to which they call "Atlantis." All they require are wives. When they come across the ship load of convict women, they decide to do the ladies and themselves a huge favor and kidnap them.

Oh boy, oh boy - fun ensues. When Gideon Horn, The Pirate Lord, runs into Sara, he considers leaving her behind but changes his mind when he realizes she's the stepsister of an earl. He can't stand aristocrats and has made it his life's work to cause them as much trouble on the high seas as he possibly can. He has his own reasons which have to do with his origins, but the reader doesn't learn that part of the story until a ways into the book.

Sara is hilarious as she matches her stiff rumped persona against Gideon. Funny stuff going on in this book. Gideon soon realizes he didn't count all the costs of gathering so many women together at one time, while trying to match them up with their "husbands" even as Sara challenges him on every single front. Very shortly, she's like clay in his hands and vice versa. Sabrina Jeffries can write some stories. I loved Gideon and in the end, he gets everything he's always wanted, even though it's a bit overdue.


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The Pirate Lord Lord Trilogy Book 1 Sabrina Jeffries Deborah Martin 9780380797479 Books Reviews

Everything you love in a pirate story complete with some extras! I thought I knew exactly what was going to evolve here but was in for a great surprise! This book is the perfect escape from "today's stress" and is well-worth the time and money to read it. It has characters too numerous to talk about here but as you read this novel--each person has a face and personality in your mind. They are each etched with exacting details till you "KNOW" the person.

The main characters are what you love--a man who needs a feisty woman with a warm heart and sharp mind. This hero deserves no less. He has a mystery and his life-long goal sounds like a place I'd love to visit for a long time--and the snow outside makes it even better! I would love to be able to re-read this novel for the first time all over again! It's that good!
A very good story, unique too! Well written with good character development and description. I loved the characters, especially the hero. The heroine was a little too feisty and argumentitive sometimes, but it fit the story and her personality. Some surprises and plot twists, with a happy and satisfying ending for all the characters.
Well, the pirate wasn't all that dangerous (he was raised in England as well as America) and the girl was a bit on the self righteous side (a "reformer"), but the story had an unusual setting and I found it entertaining. And there's a nice twist at the end.

The story is set in the 19th century and tells of Sara Willis, the step sister of an an earl, who like her mother before her, is a reformer trying to improve the lot of women. We meet her when her Ladies Committee of fellow reformers is visiting the women in prison who are being shipped off to New South Wales for what are really petty crimes. Sara decides to experience first hand the conditions the female convicts will face by traveling with them. Her step brother tries to stop her but realizes she'll find a way to go whether he approves or not, so he allows her to go but sends along a guard without her knowing it. After several weeks at sea, the ship "Chastity" is overtaken by the "Satyr," a pirate ship captained by the infamous Pirate Lord Gideon Horn. Gideon and his men are tired of the pirate life and are now seeking to create their own utopia on an uncharted island and raise families and settle down. All they need is wives and a ship load of women prisoners seems just what they need. But Gideon didn't count on Sara who is determined to protect the women. She bargains for time and and to allow the women a choice of husbands and Gideon agrees. Of course, as Sara and Gideon continue to clash, they fall in love. But Sara knows her stepbrother will come for her.

Jeffries writes well, her dialog is snappy, and her love scenes well done. I loved the secondary characters and their own love stories, too. And, the best part is that this is the first in a trilogy where the books are connected. (The next one, The Forbidden Lord is the story of Sara's brother the earl; the third is The Dangerous Lord.)
I think I read and re-read this story a dozen times now. I like the fact that it's a pirate love story, first. I know there are a lot of them out there, but this one felt unique and interesting to me.

A well known pirate lord and his crew wants to settle down on their remote island. They happen across a ship of women convicts heading to New South Wales. Since the pirates are looking for wives to settle down with, they take the women, along with an earl's stepsister, who is reporting the convicts' circumstances while aboard the ship. The pirate lord says that the women have a week to choose husbands or they will be chosen for them. The earl's stepsister manages to get the women a month to choose, but she also has to marry one of them. It doesn't help much when the pirate lord gives her sweet and passionate kisses that she enjoys.

I really hope this summary is a good sum of it. I really enjoyed reading this story. It's romantic, steamy, and sweet.
This book was a lot of fun. Do gooder, Sara Willis, has decided she will accompany a ship load of women who are being transported to New South Wales to make sure they are not turned into whores along the way. Her stepbrother, Jordan, the Earl of Blackmore does his best to keep her from going, but she will not be denied. Her mama was a do gooder and she's a do gooder. Finally, Jordan gives up, but sends a man to spy on her and do his best to protect her.

Far fetched storyline - yes, indeed. Along the way to New South Wales, they come across The Pirate Lord and his crew who are "retiring" after years of privateering and then pirating the high seas. They have a paradise they're retiring to which they call "Atlantis." All they require are wives. When they come across the ship load of convict women, they decide to do the ladies and themselves a huge favor and kidnap them.

Oh boy, oh boy - fun ensues. When Gideon Horn, The Pirate Lord, runs into Sara, he considers leaving her behind but changes his mind when he realizes she's the stepsister of an earl. He can't stand aristocrats and has made it his life's work to cause them as much trouble on the high seas as he possibly can. He has his own reasons which have to do with his origins, but the reader doesn't learn that part of the story until a ways into the book.

Sara is hilarious as she matches her stiff rumped persona against Gideon. Funny stuff going on in this book. Gideon soon realizes he didn't count all the costs of gathering so many women together at one time, while trying to match them up with their "husbands" even as Sara challenges him on every single front. Very shortly, she's like clay in his hands and vice versa. Sabrina Jeffries can write some stories. I loved Gideon and in the end, he gets everything he's always wanted, even though it's a bit overdue.