Now where can I dock my schooner?

7/14/2015

In doing the research for my new Georgian romance, To Tame the Wind, one of the things I had to figure out was where and how the hero, Capt. Simon Powell, would dock his ship, the Fairwinds, when he sailed into London. When I began, I had no idea he couldn’t just slide alongside a dock. Oh, no, in the late 18th century on the River Thames, it was a complicated affair to bring a ship into London. See MORE.

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Jan Davidson

7/28/2015 12:41:10 pm

I LOVE LOVE LOVE " To Tame the Wind series !!! It was funny, sexy, complicated, compassionate ....... I could go on forever. The series is a GREAT read. The only question I have is about the books on the twins. Are they two separate books? I can't find BOTH of them, HELP PLEASE. And thank you for giving those of us who love to read. You have been blessed with a God given talent.

Regan Walker

7/29/2015 12:06:13 am

Jan,
I am so glad you liked To Tame the Wind. Thanks for the kind words. I hope you posted a review on Amazon!

To answer your question, if you look at my website (www.reganwalkerauthor.com) at the bottom of the Home page, you will see the books in order. I have yet to write the twins' story. But Sir Martin Powell and Capt. Nick Powell, two of Claire and Simon's sons, have their stories in Against the Wind (book 2) and Wind Raven (book 3). Sir Martin is introduced in Racing with the Wind, book 1 of the trilogy.

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Now where can I dock my schooner?

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