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Time Treasure
A mother's curse... For the captain of an ancient ship, time is another destination on an endless journey. Bound to the sea, Andr
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First published June 11, 2010
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Sheila Raye
6 books12 followersSheila Raye read her first romance in 5th grade. Happy endings found in the midst of turbulent events became her passion. This native Floridian has a love for all things historical. The old buildings, cemeterys and oak-lined drives of the deep south awakened a desire to write, and with her sister's encouragement her first historical romance was born. This 2007 Golden Heart Finalist lives in rural central Florida.
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Displaying 1 - 4 of 4 reviews
July 1, 2024
started fine!
Half way through the book I found the story unbearable! Nothing could convince me to read anything from this author again!
Half way through the book I found the story unbearable! Nothing could convince me to read anything from this author again!
March 12, 2011
Clare's Review
A little confusing in places with the Peter Pan references, this story has plenty to keep the reader's attention. A hero who can come and go between his world and the mortal world, but not without cost. A heroine who stands to lose everything if she fails in this task. Along with interfering and protective brothers and a villain who is definitely a pirate in disguise, this story has all the elements of drama on the high seas.
3 Tea Cups!
A little confusing in places with the Peter Pan references, this story has plenty to keep the reader's attention. A hero who can come and go between his world and the mortal world, but not without cost. A heroine who stands to lose everything if she fails in this task. Along with interfering and protective brothers and a villain who is definitely a pirate in disguise, this story has all the elements of drama on the high seas.
3 Tea Cups!
November 17, 2012
This is a book filled with bossy big brothers, an under-handed and scheming "uncle", a ghost who is not a ghost and a crew of a ship that no one can or should see. Oh and romance too! This is a pleasant story that will make you smile as you read through the characters' reactions to various occurrences. It is also nice to find a book where a "woman of virtue" doesn't necessarily mean just one thing!
Very enjoyable.
Very enjoyable.
July 23, 2016
Didn't like this much a bit of a muddled story and all the Peter Pan references. Not for me.
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