Review: Pirate's Persuasion by Lisa Kessler



Pirate's PersuasionPirate's Persuasion by Lisa Kessler
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I can't remember the last time I read a pirate romance. This one did not disappoint. I'm giving it 4.5 stars.

Drake Cole is an immortal pirate. Two hundred years ago he and the rest of the Sea Dog crew sank with their ship. A young stowaway died that night. And he's contacted local medium Heather Storrey with a message for Drake and asks her to protect Drake from the woman controlling his spirit.

When Heather delivers the spirit's message, he is attacked, hearing the scream of a banshee.
A dark coven is in possession of the figurehead from the Flying Dutch. Heather and the crew from the Sea Dog must find the relic soon, as the attacks grow stronger and anyone else gets hurt.

This is the fourth book in the Sentinels of Savannah series. And can be read as a standalone. This was also my first book from this author and I really enjoyed it.

Heather has always felt different and at times bullied but the second she spends time with Drake she doesn't feel judged, she feels seen. She also gets flashes of Drake in another life. This helps move their romance along, realizing they share a deeper connection.

Looking forward to going back to read the first three books.

ARC provided by Entangled Publishing via NetGalley


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