Dashing Irish sea captain Patrick Mullen knows women like he knows the sea, but he is completely unprepared for the sight of lovely Camille Bradburn, the only daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Eton. Cultured, wealthy, innocent, and impossibly beautiful, she is nothing he could ever hope to have, and everything he has ever desired. Raised with unimaginable wealth and a servant for every task, Camille seems to live a fairy tale life that is the envy of every girl in England. But her privilege comes with a terrible, secret price. And when she spies Patrick beneath her balcony, she understands for the first time that freedom and passion may be possible after all. Their love is swift and soul-deep but also exceedingly dangerous, for others would do anything to keep them apart. But Camille won't be taken without a fight, not when she stands to lose a love worth more than all her family's riches.
Tracy began writing in an effort to assure herself that hearing voices in her head was a GOOD thing, and also to give her something useful to obsess about.
Oddly enough, it turned out that many of Tracy's bad qualities were actually conducive to a writing career, including but not limited to: playing God, eavesdropping, a fine memory for odd details but no recollection of the day's schedule, a penchant for drama, a fondness for watching people who don't know they're being observed, eating while working, daydreaming, and insomnia.
With an outlet for her insanity and excuses for her shortcomings firmly in place, Tracy plans to continue writing novels. Check out her website at TRACYMACNISH.COM
