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    On Ravyn's Wing

    By Marilyn Lamb

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    Professor Farrel McQuaid’s passion is teaching history, not participating in it. But he has no choice when a freak storm throws him back to 1813. Taken prisoner by an apparent pirate crew and their lovely lady captain, he’s forced to adapt or perish. Realizing the impossible reality that he has fallen backward in time, he works to establish a place for himself in a totally foreign situation. Drawn by an irresistible attraction to the aloof and hardnosed captain, his repressed emotions surface as he struggles to break through her barriers and help her deal with the trauma that has shaped her life.

    Ravyn Flynt keeps the tragedies of her past locked in her heart. She finds it difficult to resist gentle and compassionate Farrel McQuaid. Yet, she cannot abandon the goal driving her—to find and kill the sadistic pirate who stole so much from her. Even if it means forfeiting her own life.

    Their adventures take them from the shores of Nova Scotia to the brink of the Bermuda Triangle, from capturing a ship and crew carrying illegal goods to facing the notorious pirate Ravyn hunts. Despite his fascination with history, Farrel’s focus centers on the reasons behind the compulsion ruling Ravyn. In doing so, he must stand against the wrath of her over-protective bo’sun, Eli Fisher.

    As Farrel discovers Ravyn’s secrets, his efforts to help her force him to confront his own heartaches—and unexpected love. He must decide if risking his heart is worth the price. Chasing Ravyn’s revenge may mean losing all—or achieving joy they have both avoided for so long.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMarilyn Lamb
    Release dateDec 24, 2018
    ISBN9780978461973
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    Marilyn Lamb

    Marilyn’s fascination with vampires began in her early teens, when she wrote the first draft of Blood Covenant. Many years after that original draft, and after becoming a born-again Christian, Marilyn rewrote the story from a Christian perspective. Curiosity and speculation blended to create a novel that ended in a way even she found surprising.After five rewrites, many submissions, almost as many rejections (who can visualize vampires in a Christianity-based story, anyway?), some positive and encouraging feedback, she decided to self-publish.An avid reader from an early age, the love of putting words together, of creating worlds, intriguing characters and compelling plots, seemed a natural next step. Marilyn spends her days traveling in her mind to times and places she has never known, putting those adventures onto the page.A wife, mother and grandmother, Marilyn enjoys time with her family. She lives in Central Ontario with her husband and two cats.

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