Falcon's Angel: Historical Romance

Judith E. French

Dec 2018 · ePublishing Works!

About this ebook

"French has truly created a wonderful romance between two unlikely people." ~Catherine Loney, Romance Reviews Today

Courageous Pirate Lass Rescues Ship's Captain, in Falcon's Angel by Judith E. French

-- Outer Banks, Carolina Coast, 1810 --

Captain Will Falcon can't help but admire the mysterious young woman known as Angel, who twice saved his life, but he doesn't consider their forced handfasting a binding marriage. To regain his fortune he must marry an heiress—the daughter of his wealthy employer will do.

As passion seeks to pull Will and Angel together, Will's need for vengeance and fortune, and the strictures of Charleston's high-society, pull them apart. But fate plays by its own rules.

Publisher's Note: A true swashbuckling tale replete with knife fights, pirate treasure and ghost stories that's sure to satisfy and proves why Judith French is the grand-master of Americana Romance. Fans of Elizabeth Keysian, Erica Ridley, Emilia Ferguson and Elliee Atkinson as well as readers of early American romance will enjoy Falcon's Angel.

". . . French has a gift for creating a memorable story . . ." ~ Wordweaving

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MEET JUDITH E. FRENCH:
Judith E French is the author of more than sixty novels translated into a dozen languages and sold around the world. Her publishers include Ballantine, Kensington, Harlequin, Harper-Collins and ePublishing Works. Many of her novels are set in Colonial America, and she is known for her strong characters and adventure-packed tales of the Middle Colonies. Descended from early Maryland Scottish and English settlers and Lenni Lenape and Nanticoke First People, Judith has spent a lifetime researching the history of the multi-cultural and rich heritage of the Chesapeake Bay Region. Oral storytelling is embedded in her blood and bones; every generation in her family has produced at least one spinner of tales. Following that tradition, Judith's oldest daughter, Colleen Faulkner is also bestselling and award winning novelist. Judith lives with her husband and several spoiled dogs in an 18th century farmhouse that has been in her family for 250 years.

Ratings and reviews

An unusual historical romance, this book has adventure, romance, passion and suspense. When Will finds himself washed up on an island inhabited by pirates and ship wreckers, the odds of him surviving were very slim, if it wasn't for the intervention of a feisty wild child stepping into the breach. Angel doesn't know her family or where she comes from, but she does know that the near-corpse on the beach is worth saving. Although Will is a sea captain and has seen a broad spectrum of life, nothing prepares him for the fey-like Angel who twists him up in knots before he knows what is happening to him. Angel, on the other hand, is desperate for knowledge of a world she knows little about. The story is well written and although some scenes were expanded to their limit, it was an interesting look at island life. I felt that the ending came a bit abruptly so that I had some unanswered questions and would have liked some clarification. However, I do recognise that is because of my own need to tie up loose ends. I received this book for free from eBook Discovery. I voluntarily post this review. This is my honest review.

Will Falcon works for a shipping company because the one that was owned by his family went into debt and was gone to him. During one outing his ship hits a storm and he jumps over board to save some one and nearly gets himself killed. When he wakes up he sees his savior whom is a woman named Angel on a "pirate" island. Ironically this pirate island is one he is supposed to be helping clean out of the evil people in an act of family honor towards his father who committed suicide. Angel has no recollection of her child hood but only knows the island. She in an attempt to save Will says she will marry him so that he stays alive by the island rules. He ends up kidnapping her and taking her back to Charleston. She has to try to live by different standards than she is used to. This is only a small part of the book and I can not do it any justice. There were several different things going on in this book, lots of action, adventure and romance. Good read and kept me entertained. My favorite part was the ending. :) It was a good length. I received this book for free from eBook Discovery. I voluntarily review this book. This is my honest review. The opinions in this review are 100% my own

Love, love, love this novel! It has a great storyline with romance, mystery, and adventure.

About the author

Judith E French is the author of more than sixty novels translated into a dozen languages and sold around the world. Her publishers include Ballantine, Kensington, Harlequin, Harper-Collins and ePublishing Works. Many of her novels are set in Colonial America, and she is known for her strong characters and adventure-packed tales of the Middle Colonies. Descended from early Maryland Scottish and English settlers and Lenni Lenape and Nanticoke First People, Judith has spent a lifetime researching the history of the multi-cultural and rich heritage of the Chesapeake Bay Region. Oral storytelling is embedded in her blood and bones; every generation in her family has produced at least one spinner of tales. Following that tradition, Judith's oldest daughter, Colleen Faulkner is also bestselling and award winning novelist. Judith lives with her husband and several spoiled dogs in an 18th century farmhouse that has been in her family for 250 years.