Review: Move Over Jack Sparrow
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 25, 2014
If you looked up charming flirt, you would probably find a description of Will Wyatt, pirate, cook, rescuer of children and expert bongo player. And lest I forget, unapologetically a grand connoisseur of female charms. Sound scrumptious? Oh, honey! That's just the tip of the iceberg. The only thing keeping him from being a perfect ten on the hero scale is the goatee. Not my thing, but some may find this a bonus. I could probably spend 500 words or so on just how truly wonderful Will is, but *sigh* there were other aspects to the story that had exemplary merit.Jonet was strong, fun, and compassionate. Dealing with issues resulting from a disastrous first marriage, she has not let it ruin her life, and is VERY open to possibilities. Not one complaint in the heroine department! (I know, right? Unheard of!) The story was lighthearted, sexy but still contained an element of danger. There are cute orphans, jealous would be lovers, magic and ooooooh.....  the PLAGUE!!Heather McCollum has crafted a winner and I regret immensely that I have not read this series from the start. This book put me in mind of some of my favorites by Julie Garwood and that is THE highest compliment I can offer to an author of any genre.  I can not wait to jump into a full length novel from this series and you get bet yer bonny bottom that I'll be filling you in on the blog. Gle math agus slainte !