Miss Philippa and the Pirate Lord

Philippa Ashcombe has one gift. She can hear a voice once and give it back, note for note. It has never been the slightest use to a vicar's ward, until the night she cuts off her hair, borrows a cabin boy's jacket and runs from a wedding she never agreed to.

Her ship is the Hampshire Rose, bound for Jamaica. Her secret is safe with exactly no one. And the one passenger who sees straight through her disguise is a tall, dark, hot-tempered stranger who says nothing at all.

He is Captain Jago Vyvyan, Pirate Lord of Mirabel, with a price on his head and a ship full of shackles he has sworn to burn. She is the only witness to the whisper in the dark that sold him to the Navy. On a sunlit island of freed men and women, with eight rules for a lady and one very tender captain who keeps breaking them, Philippa learns what a good ear is worth. Then she hears the wrong thing, trusts the wrong man, and finds that the traitor is far closer than she dreamed.

A sweeping, swoon-worthy Regency adventure of disguise, danger and a very clean, very hot kind of love.