The last place Melanie Morganfield Young expects to fall prey to love is on the same sea that took her wealthy husband. Recently widowed, Melanie finds herself seeking solace with the captain of the very ship that was to have sailed her and her husband on a journey of discovery to the Orient. Melanie thinks she can never love again. But Captain Worth Randolphs passionate glances and surprising gentleness start to sweep away her defenses. Beneath his hard exterior, Melanie finds a compassionate soul. And gazing into his eyes, she finds the courage to finally let go of the past and surrender to the man who exposes the deepest treasures of her heart.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
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I couldn't put this one down,
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This review is from: Amber Treasure (Paperback)
Melanie Morganfield Young is the central character of the book. When you first meet her she is married to her husband Simon. They are very much in love but he dies on a voyage home from the Orient. During the voyage you are introducted to the very obnoxious Captain Worth - he is totally rude, crude and loves to thwart his power over Melanie. Melanie tries to be nice but eventually gets fed up and gives it as good as she is getting it. Well Captain Worth starts falling under her spell. One night shortly after her husbands death he visits her cabin and they have a serious night of steamy sex. Except she thinks it was her husband and finds out that it really was the rude Captain Worth. I'm not letting things out of the bag. But this is a definitely great read.
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Still not happy with this story,
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It was with caution that I picked up another Elaine Barbieri book after partially reading the train wreck that was 'Amber Fire'. Imagine my surprise when I realised I had picked up the sequel to that same book! I continued on and found though it was better than the first book it still was not a fantastic read. I would cringe in the end when the word 'darling' was printed. Lordy, how many times by how many men do you need to hear the same endearment over and over and over! Surely someone could of called her honey, or anything else apart from that dreaded D word. The other thing that I found unbelievable and cringe-worthy was the fact that constantly we were told over and over how perfect/flawless/beautiful she was..ok we get it, shes gorgeous! But did every single man that walked in her path have to fall madly in love with her? Desire her yes, I can believe that, but mind numbing total love and devotion? I know these are make believe stories but when I am constantly rolling my eyes in books, that does not make for great reading. I have read other Elaine Barbieri books and she does spin a fantastic tale. I am just not sure what she was up to with these books.
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