From Library Journal
Marking Feather's hardcover debut and neatly concluding her well-received "Bride Trilogy," this sexy adventure sends scholarly Olivia Granville, the last of three friends who vowed never to marry, down a cliff, into a pirate's arms, and onto the high seas. A sheltered but surprisingly adventurous aristocratic heroine, a staunch Royalist pirate intent on rescuing the king (in direct conflict with Olivia's noble father), and a potent mixture of political intrigue, civil war, and child sexual abuse set the pages alight in this action-filled, swashbuckling tale set against the backdrop of English political turmoil of the 1640s. While the distasteful villains and some subject matter will not work for everyone, this lively, occasionally ungentle, historical will no doubt satisfy longtime fans. Feather is a popular, multipublished author of historical romances.
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Review
Praise for the novels of Jane Feather:
A Valentine Wedding:
"A fast-paced book that will keep the reader entertained."
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Rocky Mountain NewsThe Hostage Bride:
"The first in Jane Feather's 'Bride' trilogy is a feather in her cap and one of her best stories ever."
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The Atlanta Journal-ConstitutionThe Silver Rose:
"Well-written and fast-moving--entertaining."
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Booklist"Feather's writing style is spirited and her plot is well-paced."
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Publishers WeeklyVice:
"Vice offers everything from sensual romantic scenes to hilarious misadventures to an exposition on the problems facing ladies of the evening in the mid-18th century....Readers will love it."
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The Brazosport FactsViolet:
"Great fun--Feather's well-paced plot generates lots of laughs, steamy sex and high adventure, as well as some wryly perceptive commentary on the gender stereotypes her heroine so flagrantly defies."
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Publishers WeeklyValentine:
"Four out of four stars...Valentine...comes much closer to the Austen spirit than any of the pseudo-sequels that have been proliferating lately."
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Detroit Free PressVixen:
"Vixen is worth taking to bed....Feather's last book, Virtue, was good, but this one is even better."
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USA TodayVirtue:
"Jane Feather is an accomplished storyteller....The result--a rare and wonderful battle-of-the-sexes story that will delight both historical and Regency readers."
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Daily News of Los Angeles"Feather's writing style is spirited and her plot is well-paced."--Publishers Weekly -->
