Publication Date: March 26, 2012
Format: ebook
Source: ARC provided by NetGalley & Carina Press
Rating: 4/5 Stars
Goodreads Summary:
Marisol Castellan is in trouble-again. Against her pirate father's orders, she snuck off their ship to intercept a message meant for a rival captain, one that offers a clue to the whereabouts of her estranged brother Monte.
Pirate captain Blade Tyburn is not pleased to find the letter he's been waiting for is missing. He's even less pleased when he discovers the thief is a raven-haired beauty who bewitches his senses and muddles his thinking. The note gives the location of a silver-laden ship that'll make his fortune; Blade must find it, and if that means bringing Marisol along on the voyage, so be it.
Marisol believes Monte sails on the very ship Blade is to meet and strikes a deal with the handsome rogue. If he will give her passage to her brother, she will give him the exact location he needs. And both will get more than they expected...
My Opinion:
**Thanks to NetGalley & Carina Press for providing the ARC for review**
An interesting start where Marisol Castellan literally falls at the feel of Captain Blade Tyburn and from there the story starts.
Marisol is on a quest to search for her missing brother Monte and she's got the clue to his whereabouts when she intercepts a message meant for Blade. And she's stolen his cameo and Blade sets off to reclaim what is his and found themselves drawn to each other. Through the treachery and deceit, who will Marisol choose-- family or Blade?
Characters are realistic. I find myself drawn to Marisol's personalities and her uncanny ability to attract troubles wherever she goes. She's brave, strong and loyal AND a remarkable marksman with her dagger (she's dangerous with it!). You should read how she uses them! Blade is a man with a dark past that he couldn't get out of. Will Marisol wipe it off for him?
A Kiss in the Wind is an enjoyable read with a good plot. You'll be surprised by how the story turns out!
4/5 Stars for A Kiss in the Wind.
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