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    A Star to Steer Her By

    By Philippa Grey-Gerou

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    Danger and romance on the high seas! Philippa Grey-Gerou takes you on a rollicking adventure where two people learn the true meaning of freedom, and that bitter enemies can become passionate lovers.

    Nicholas Randolph has had his life mapped out for him with little regard for what he wanted. Sailing home from a business trip to America, Nicholas's ship is beset by the privateer ship Lucifer, captained by a dangerous, beautiful woman who takes him hostage and forces him to serve aboard her ship. But as days and weeks lengthen into months, Nicholas begins to find in his captivity a freedom he has never known. And he finds in the captain a woman very similar to himself, trapped in a role of someone else's choosing.

    Emma Sullivan has known only the sea her whole life, a tie more powerful for her even than love. But as Nicholas works his way into the life of her ship, he begins to make her question if she can't be a captain and a woman, too. Given the right partner.

    The seas never run smoothly, and even as these two enemies work their way towards something more, storm clouds are brewing which will chase them from the crystal waters of the Caribbean to the very heart of London itself. To overcome the perils in their path and find happiness, Nicholas and Emma will need to choose the star to steer by.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLiquid Silver Books
    Release dateJan 18, 2010
    ISBN9781595786579
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    A Star to Steer Her By
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    Philippa Grey-Gerou

    As a child, Grey was a voracious reader, and started writing at an early age, settling on that as her life’s work before higher education led her astray. After attending state and Ivy League universities she settled in suburban Pennsylvania to start her own family. There she rediscovered her love of the written word, and has been writing ever since. She’s been in love four times, had her heart broken twice, broke another’s heart once, and is currently working on her happily ever after. For more on Grey visit her website at www.greygerou.com

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