The Bride Ship (Mills & Boon Historical) by Deborah Hale
Deborah Hale . Unknown Year . English
A ship full of women could only cause trouble! Of that Governor Sir Robert Kerr was certain, just by considering their chaperon! Though a widow, Mrs. Jocelyn Finch was young, vivacious and utterly determined to have her own way–especially with him! Challenging the governor of Halifax, Nova Scotia, to a duel was obviously a poor way to introduce herself. But when Sir Robert accused Jocelyn and her charges of something, well, less ladylike than husband-hunting, what else could she do? Besides, someone had to show this straitlaced, yet gloriously compelling figure of a man that there was more to life than doing one's duty!
Categories: Literary Fiction
About the Author
After a decade spent tracing her ancestors to their roots in Georgian-era Britain, Deborah Hale learned a great deal about the period and uncovered enough fascinating true stories to inspire her fiction plots for years to come. A Golden Heart® Award Winner and Rita® Award Finalist Deborah has written over thirty novels and novellas in the genres of historical romance, inspirational romance, historical fiction and otherworld fantasy. Deborah and her family live in beautiful Nova Scotia, Canada, a place steeped in history and romance. When not working on her next book, Deborah continues to dabble in genealogy, sings with a Celtic choir and tries to keep in shape by walking and practicing tai-chi. Readers can is visit her website at: http://www.deborahhale.com or interact with her on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/AuthorDeborahHale.
