Secrets of the Caribbean: Pirates Seven Seas

He pulled her from the sea without knowing her name. He should have dropped her at the nearest port and never looked back. He didn't. Savannah Nash survived one nightmare of a honeymoon - set adrift in a Caribbean storm by a husband who turned out to be a stranger in a morning coat - only to wake up in the cabin of a man who is an entirely different kind of dangerous. Ransom Aguilar is controlled, relentless, and infuriatingly difficult to read. He's also the man whose shirt she's wearing, whose bed she's sleeping in, and whose dark eyes haven't quite stopped finding her since the moment he pulled her out of the water. Ransom has rules. He has a crew, a code, and a very long list of criminals who deserve what's coming to them. What he doesn't have - what he has never allowed himself to have - is a woman who sees straight through him. Savannah does it without even trying. And every day she stays aboard the Aguilera, the rules get harder to remember. She came aboard as a rescue. She stayed as something neither of them has a word for yet. Set against the breathtaking, storm-wild waters of the Caribbean, Secretes of the Caribbean is a slow-burn romance with teeth - two people circling each other on a boat with nowhere to run, and a heat that has absolutely nothing to do with the weather. Tropes: Brooding Alpha Hero Forced Proximity Caribbean Romantic Suspense Pirates Slow Burn Enemies to Lovers Vigilante Justice Woman in Danger Rescue Found Family