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The Scottish Lass (en Inglés)
Susan Page Davis;James S. Davis (Autor) · Scrivenings Press LLC · Tapa Blanda
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$ 23.48Pirates have taken one of their own-and the women of the Vera B will not leave her behind.
When fiery Scottish sailor Fiona Campbell is kidnapped in the bustling port of Batavia and forced aboard a stolen schooner, Captain Alice Packard faces an impossible choice. The pirates who took Fiona are hunting a legendary treasure hidden among the coral atolls of the East Indies-and anyone who stands in their way may not survive.
Beaten and cast ashore during a brutal mutiny, Captain Elwood Stark turns to Alice for help recovering his stolen ship. Two prisoners remain aboard the vessel: Fiona and first mate Tommy Mercer, both forced to guide the pirates toward their prize.
But Stark hides a dangerous truth. The pirate captain expects him to lure the Vera B into a trap.
While Fiona fights to stay alive among ruthless men who threaten Tommy if she resists, Alice and her daring crew sail into pirate-haunted waters where every decision could cost them their ship-or their lives.
Across treacherous reefs and hostile seas, the women of the Vera B must risk everything to rescue their friends.
Because sometimes courage means sailing straight into danger.
Perfect for readers who love maritime adventure, courageous heroines, and faith-filled historical fiction.
Join Captain Alice Packard and the extraordinary crew of the Vera B on their most dangerous voyage yet.
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