Eden's Pass

Kimberly Nee

Sept 2017 · Sebastiano Book 1 · Sold by Entangled: Select Historical

About this eBook

Desperate to escape her life of slavery, Finn Eden disguises herself as a boy and finds her way onto a ship bound for anywhere that isn’t Barbados. Serving as a cabin boy isn’t so terrible, even if the captain forgot to mention the price on his head.

Captain Inigo Sebastiano is surprised to discover his new cabin boy, Finn, is a woman in disguise. He may be a ruthless pirate, but he’s also a gentleman, so he promises to help her keep her secret.

The past has a way of catching up, and when it does, both Iñigo and Finn are left questioning everything they thought they knew, and the gentle peace they’ve found in each other’s arms is threatened.

Each book in The Sebastiano Series is a standalone story that can be enjoyed in any order.
Book #1: Eden’s Pass
Book #2: Tiger Eyes
Book #3: When I’m With You

Ratings and reviews

A swashbuckling pirate adventure that is nonstop. Finn Eden finally escapes her life of slavery on an island and ends up disguising herself as a cabin boy. When their ship is taken over by one handsome pirate Captain Inigo, she must plea her loyalty What happens when he finds out she is not a boy but a young woman? An excellent fast paced read. I read this through NetGallery

About the author

Kimberly Nee fell in love with historical romance when she was sixteen, and blames it on Kathleen Woodiwiss, since it was her The Flame and the Flower that got her hooked. Not long after finishing it, she sat down to write one herself and now, many moons later, she’s still writing them.

A native of New Jersey, Kim still lives there with her husband, their two children, and their dumb but lovable boxer /lab mix, Roxy. When she’s not writing, she’s a gym rat who weight trains, does cardio grudgingly, and like a true Jersey girl, is obsessed with Bruce Springsteen, the New York Giants, the New York Rangers, and the New York Yankees. She’s also strangely fond of tattoos, American history, Tom Hiddleston, the Rolling Stones, and reading, and not necessarily in that order.