His Pirate (The Regency Lords)

Bad Boy Enemies to Lovers Romance

De: Stephanie Lake

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

To save his sister, Rhain strikes a deal with a pirate captain. Having his heart stolen was not part of the bargain...

Rhain is desperate to move Lydia to their Caribbean plantation for the healthy climate. Even so, he fears he made a grievous error by booking passage on the only ship leaving soon enough to save Lydia’s life. The Hurricane, rumored to be crewed by pirates.

When a wealthy London gentleman demands berths for himself and his sister, Alastair’s first instinct is to refuse. He has better things to do than pander to a brooding prig like Rhain Morgan. But running a ship is costly so he agrees to take the pair to Dominica.

For years, Alastair captained his ship and held lovers at arm’s length. Until Rhain. Finally admitting his feelings, Alastair tries to convince his gentleman lover to stay aboard.

What starts as a brief affair turns Rhain’s world upside down. When all seems lost, can he dare hope for a second chance to set things right and rekindle their love?

Award-winning author Stephanie Lake brings you His Pirate, a standalone adventure in the Regency Lords romance series full of charming characters and suspense. Fall in love with Rhain and Alastair today!

Love pirates!

I thoroughly enjoyed this story! I don't think there was anything I really didn't like.

Delightful

Very much enjoyed Stephanie Lake’s pirate story. Romantic and steamy, this was a nice summer escape.
My favorite of her Regency Lords series so far.
In addition to the sexy male MC’s, Lydia was a delightfully strong female character. Her joy in new experiences kept her brother from being a real stick-in-the-mud!
Main issue with narration is that AI voice is just crap compared to human voice actors. Poor spacing between words and sentences made Lake’s grammar appear poor. Incorrect nuances and inflection often ruined an otherwise well written scene. And while mispronunciations were mostly acceptable, the AI voice pronounced the word ‘below’ as bellow. Examples include ‘chain him up bellows’ and ‘escort them bellow’. Too bad being on a ship requires a number of ‘belows’ to communicate!