Switching roles and the pursuit of
freedom come together in the hunt to discover who can be trusted and who is
really the traitor during the Colonial times. Mercedes Maxwell’s sister’s last
wish was for Mercedes to find evidence against Kat’s husband, William Braxton,
and have him hung as a traitor to the crown. Mercedes isn’t naïve when it comes
to capturing traitors, because her own deceased husband had once been an agent
for the King when they lived in England.
When she meets William Braxton for
the first time, all is not as it seems. Portraying her twin, Mercedes knows
this is the only way to get close enough to William to discover his secrets.
What she finds along the way are little surprises she hadn’t counted on,
especially when she begins to give her heart to a man who may be a spy against
the crown.
Seeking revenge from the
man who betrayed him and had him almost hung for piracy, buccaneer turned
highwayman Marcus Thorne kidnaps his enemy’s daughter. Although captivated by
her enchanting beauty, he’s forced to let her go when he discovers Isabelle is a
Navy spy with the power to endanger the lives of his men.
After her release,
Isabelle can’t stop thinking about her masked abductor, Captain Hawk, the
pirate who stole her heart but whose face she’s never seen. Affianced to a man
who strangely reminds her of the man whose kisses set her ablaze, she marries
him, only to discover he’s not who he seemed to be. But then…neither is she.
In a world where freedom is questioned and everything in in
turmoil, Lady Sarah Emiline Townshend needs to hide her identity for fear mobs
will kill her and her family after her uncle—a political leader—passed laws
that the good citizens in Boston did not approve of. Her father sends her to stay with some
longtime friends of his in New Hampshire. Before she arrives, she decides to
switch places with her maid. Now her name is Emmie, not Lady Sarah. This way
she won’t have to look over her shoulder constantly, and she’ll be free of the
restricting title of “Duke’s daughter”. But when she meets a handsome man, she
suddenly wants him to look at her as a woman—not a servant. Protecting her life
is more important.
How can he protect them both when an unknown spy is always
one step ahead…and wants Gabe dead?
6 comments:
Beautiful covers Marie. I like them,
You have the best book covers! I love them all:-)
Nice covers! I love them.
Such lovely covers!
Wow, Marie, very eye catching, all of them.
LOVE. Love the concept, the colors, everything.
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