Wind Raven

Agents of the Crown, Book 3
A British privateer and an American hoyden clash on the high seas as they tangle with a notorious pirate . . . and attempt to resist the rising tide of passion between them.

A PERILOUS PASSAGE
Ordered by the Prince Regent into the Caribbean, English sea captain and former privateer Jean Nicholas Powell has no time for women aboard the Wind Raven, especially not Tara McConnell. The impudent American demanded passage, and so she’ll get more than she bargained for: Instead of a direct sail to Baltimore, she’ll join his quest to investigate and neutralize the rampaging pirate Roberto Cofresi.

But the hoyden thinks she can crew with his men! And though Nick bans her from the rigging he is captivated watching her lithe, luscious movements on deck. Facing high seas, storms, cutthroats and the endless unknown, he must always protect his ship, his passengers, his crew. But on this voyage, with this woman, there is a greater danger: to his heart.

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Evocative!

“A salty, sweeping, evocative tale of romance on the high seas—and a good old-fashioned love story that will keep you up far, far past your bedtime. So, reach for the coffee. Brava for Regan Walker!”
—Danelle Harmon, New York Times & USA Today Bestselling Author

A Grand Romance

“Wind Raven is grand romance of the sea with much insight into piracy in the early 19th century and the tropical lifestyle of the island of Bermuda under British rule. The scenes of both everyday life and storms on a ship at sea were well done, very real.” —Jennifer Blake, New York Times Bestselling Author

Exciting!

"...had me feeling the spray of the ocean in my face, my hair and clothing plastered to my body, the chill of my blood when you know, just know that you’re time is up and you’re done for."   --Booktalk with Eileen   
Series: Agents of the Crown (Book 3 of 4)
Pictured here is the schooner that was the model for Wind Raven, Captain Jean Nicholas Powell's ship, and the setting for many scenes in my novel of the same name. This painting by artist William Lowe (used with permission) shows the schooner Californian, a reproduction of a period schooner. It was my inspiration for the novel, and as a part of my extensive research, I actually sailed on this ship!

See my interview with Barbara Vey about Wind Raven; it's a hoot!