The Pirate Takes a Bride

Misadventures in Matrimony Series #4

By: Shana Galen

Narrated by: Heather Wilds

Ashley Brittany is living a nightmare. She's been mistakenly married to the one man she despises. Months ago, Lord Nicholas took her virtue then scorned her. Now Ashley will do anything to have her revenge...anything but expose her ugly secret.

Nick Martingale has a secret, too: He's Captain Robin Hood, a pirate with a fearsome reputation. But when Nick learns his archenemy, the Barbary pirate Yussef, attacked innocents Nick has sworn to protect, he can think of nothing but vengeance. Only one person stands in his way: his wife.

©2014 Shana Galen (P)2015 Tantor

Captivating

I loved every second of this book! The plot and characters were delightful and the narration was fantastic.

Good job

I love Shana Galen. She's awesome. Cute story and just the right amount of sexual tension. Her sex is very romantic and not smutty. Give this one a try. It's worth the credit

The Pirate Takes a Bride

Another great swashbuckling pirate romance! Shana Galen writes another wonderful love story amid the chaos and turmoil of the regency period. I'm not as familiar with Heather Wilds as I am others, but she did a nice job narrating this audiobook. If you love sexy pirates and sassy women, you should love this creative pirate adventure.!

Loved It!!!

I totally enjoyed this book! The relationship between the leads was so electric & fun to follow. The adventures were perfect & I loved the message it gives that we can be loved just as much with imperfections, and that we only put limitations on ourselves. Also that love sometimes requires sacrifice. The narrator was a little “sing-song” and didn’t emphasize correctly on the words in sentences. A little distracting for me. But otherwise great book!!

Eh

Some parts of the voyage were good but once again, I just can't seem to like the MCs. It always feels like a huge hit or a disappointing miss with this author. This book was a miss. Half the time I was confused about what was happening and the other half I was put off by the characters. At the end of a story if I feel great about the HEA then Ill usualky rate the book a 4 star. But in this case I felt nothing but relieved the story was over. The FMC just a wtch without rhyme or reason. The MMC is a victim of trauma but is so incredibly shallow. I really don't see a person being so effected by his mother's death using and purposefully injuring women that way. It's all just a big mish-mash of events that do not coincide with Regency England's Ton standards. What a mess.