Review: When accepting Love means releasing your Vengeance
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 17, 2012
Book 2 "Regency Pirates".Plot:James has been looking Black Jack Mallory since the death of his brother's family. When he gets a lead on his locations he lets nothing stand in his way - not even a beautiful woman. Can Diana bring him back to living in the Real World and move past his grief and guilt?Comments:- Historical Regency (1810) romance.- 4888 kindle locations, 335 pages.- m/f - with a fiery lust. Many arguments, full of passion, plenty of caring love.- The characters in the trilogy mix and play integral roles in each other's stories. While the books will stand alone, read as a set is very satisfying.- Re-release of e-books during 2012. My e-edition says it's from May 2004, titled "The Pirate Hunter".Opinion:A melody of forgiveness and acceptance overlaid with passion and lust. The villain from Book 1 "Pirate Next Door" is the hero of "Pirate Hunter's Lady". It forces the reader to forgive him and watch him as he accepts Diana's love.Not the easiest story and a little choppy as the author takes us to different locations with different tales to tell. It's a progression. We watch both Diana and James change and grow and love. The addition of Diana's deaf daughter Isabeau adds colour and depth, but isn't really that necessary. It works and it's memorable. I'd recommend it. But there's just something about it that stops me from bumping it to 5.Regency Pirates series:1. "Pirate Next Door" - Grayson and Alexandra2. "The Pirate Hunter"/"Pirate Hunter's Lady" - Diana and James3. "Care & Feeding of Pirates"  - Christopher and Honoria-CR-