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The Pirate, The Adventurer & The Cowboy (3 Books in 1)

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This book constists of three beautifully told tales of three friends who look out for each other.

The Pirate.... When Katherine Inskip, a romance writer, finds herself on an island for one months vacation she blames it on her two best friends who are also writers.The island used to be owned by a pirate who happens to currently be owend by one his decendant, Jared Hawthorne. Kate is going to actually live one of her books when she gets together with this local pirate.

The Adventurer.... Sarah Felltwood is a adventure writer, and for on of her books she uses Gidion Traces's articles as a source. After a few months of writing each other, Sarah wants to meet Mr. Trace, to see if he can help her on one of her own treasure hunts.

The Cowboy... When Margaret Lark returned home, from her best friend Sarah 's wedding, she finds an old flame sitting in her living room. Rage Cassidy wants to rekindel the love that they had a year past. And in order to get his dear Maggie to cooperate he blackmails her into going to his ranch in Arizona, to convince her that he's changed and wants another chance.

I loved all three of these stories. Each of these three friends found that love will happen when your not expecting it.

I have only finished "The Pirate" and liked it so well that I am reading it again before I go to the next two stories. This story makes you feel like you are actually on a tropical island vacation and this is happening to you. I could hardly put it down.

I can't wait to read the next two stories. I hope they are as wonderful as the first.

I read these back in the day and I was thinking about them, the sweet trilogy based on 3 archetypes of romance hero - the cowboy, the pirate, and the adventurer. The women are more or less the same, but the men are deliciously different and although the whole thing has a very 80's vibe, that's part of its charm now. Pleased that it has been released as an omnibus, and pleased that Amazon could locate it for me. I liked JAK a lot when she was writing these books and am happy to include these in my permanent collection