Made of Stars
When eighteen-year-old Hunter Jackson and his half sister, Ashlin, return to their dad’s for the fir
Historical (-2000), Romance, War/Military Lee Rowan 36 4th Jul, 2021
Excepting for the adding of some stories in the Dreamspinner Press edition of Sail Away Anthology, the content of the whole series is the same.
Order for first editions:
1. Ransom
1.5. Touch
2. Winds of Change
2.5 Gift Exchange
3. Eye of the Storm
4. Home is the Sailor
5.- Sail Away (Three stories anthology)
Order for Dreamspinner Press edition:
1. Ransom
2. Winds of Change & Eye of the Storm
3. Home is the Sailor
4.- Sail Away (Ten stories anthology)
It’s 1796 and not only is love between men taboo, it is punishable by death. Lt. David Archer is an officer in His Majesty’s Navy and a gentleman of Regency Society. He is also hopelessly in love with his shipmate, Lt. William Marshall. David is certain that his feelings, if expressed, would be met with revulsion. Afraid of losing the strong friendship that he has forged with William, he vows to never speak of or act on his desire, promising himself to take the secret to his grave. Although William is young, his innate talent has allowed him to quickly rise above his humble background and gain a reputation as a promising officer. The Royal Navy is his world, and in that world there is no room for anything as frivolous as romance. Then, in a twist of fate, the two men are abducted by a ruthless pirate who finds pleasure in toying with his captives. Thrown together in close quarters and wondering if they will survive, they’re are faced with some difficult choices. William struggles with his growing feelings for David and, try as he might to dismiss them, he can’t. When David makes the ultimate sacrifice to protect the man he loves, the reason for it is clear and the passion that the men have denied for so long is realized for the first time. Before the lovers can have any sort of life together, they must first escape. After that, they face an even greater challenge—is their love strong enough to survive a clandestine life under the ever-present threat of the Navy’s implacable Articles of War?