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Turtle Soup

The Privateer

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Turtle Soup

# of pages or word count: 161 pages

Sea turtles may be endangered but after an encounter with marine biologist, Jack Brandon, nothing will stop Sara Hart from naming her deli Turtle Soup.

When Jack takes a job at the nearby Georgia Aquarium, Sara finds the environmental poster boy at her door, hungry and carrying a chip on his shoulder.

Neither thinks the other has what it takes, until a scuba class reveals what lies beneath the surface. It will take food, friends, and a little help from Mother Nature, to help them see that making a difference isn’t all numbers and glory.

It must begin with love.

Reviewer: Vee

Review: Jul 23, 2010

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Genre(s): Contemporary

When handsome Jack Brandon drops his address book in an airport and is in too much of a hurry to notice, Sara Hart, the owner of a fledgling start-up deli, decides to pay him a favor and return it. Since his office is near her restaurant, she delivers it in person. Jack is surly and treats her with suspicion. Though Sarah is disgusted with him, he stirs up latent desires within her. When Jack and his partne

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The Privateer

# of pages or word count: 181 pages

The reign of piracy is over in the Caribbean, or so it’s believed until diamonds are discovered in Brazil. Despite the cover-up, Captain Julius Bertrand begins to hear whispers. The Spanish guardacostas are dumping log books, and a new French pirate is on the prowl. Distracted by an avaricious woman he could never love, and the beautiful Kate O’Connell who doesn’t need him, he tries to untangle the web of mysterious cargo someone in the New World wants kept secret. When Bertrand’s pirating past returns with the explosive force of a sweeping broadside, he finds he must sacrifice everything his respectable life has brought him, in order to save what matters most.

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