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| Title | : | The Blue Enchantress (Charles Towne Belles #2) |
| Author | : | M.L. Tyndall |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Special Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 317 pages |
| Published | : | August 1st 2009 by Barbour Books |
| Categories | : | Christian Fiction. Romance. Historical. Historical Fiction. Christian. Christian Romance. Fiction |
M.L. Tyndall
Paperback | Pages: 317 pages Rating: 4.18 | 1076 Users | 127 Reviews
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An adventure seeking woman and a security-minded ship builder are shipwrecked together.Still grieving the loss of her mother--and private tragedies of her own--Hope Westcott plays the part of a dutiful admiral's daughter. But longing for the love and acceptance she never felt at home, Hope plunges into Charles Towne society...and an illicit affair with Lord Falkland.
For Captain Nathaniel Mason, wealth means security, so he is determined to build his shipping business--ignoring God's call on his life to become an impoverished pastor. He also ignores his attraction to the frivolous, vain Hope Westcott.
Hope's adventure seeking lands her in the hands of an unscrupulous ship captain who wants to sell her to the highest bidder. When Nathaniel sees Hope on the auction block, will he listen to God and sacrifice his ship, cargo, and security to save her?
From the Carolina Coast to the Caribbean, through stormy seas and shipwreck, can Hope and Nathaniel put aside their painful pasts, listen to God's voice, and find true love and acceptance?
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| Original Title: | The Blue Enchantress |
| ISBN: | 1602601577 (ISBN13: 9781602601574) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Charles Towne Belles #2 |
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Ratings: 4.18 From 1076 Users | 127 ReviewsEvaluate Epithetical Books The Blue Enchantress (Charles Towne Belles #2)
'The Blue Enchantress' is a very strong Christian adventure romance set in 1718. The book is packed full of adventure from start to finish running alongside the Christian message. The story is set on the high-seas and includes a hurricane, deserted island and pirates. God is featured strongly throughout the book, with people including one of the main characters finding redemption. It is the second book in the series, but although I hadn't read the first one I didn't find it a problem. It doesMaryLu Tyndall is the queen of high seas romance!This is Hope Wescott's story, and Tyndall takes the flirty sister and tells her tale.I love it when an author can make you feel for a character that is nothing like you. That is how this book spoke to me. Everyone has a reason they act the way they do, and this is a great story to show us how easy it is to jump to judgement.Filled with that non-stop action pace that is so classic with this author, this book is for anyone who wants to be swept into
I had to force myself to sit down and continue reading this book, which is telling in itself. The two main characters both annoyed me virtually nonstop, each in their own charming ways. Nathaniel, a self-professed man of God, was quicker to judge than any other character I've seen in a long time. He constantly decided he knew exactly what kind of a person Hope was and why, and made snap decisions regarding her based on those judgements. The poor girl received mixed messages from him that
Hope got involved with a married man Lord Falkland, and her life become horrible af ter that. He claimed he know nothing about her and she ended up on an aucion block to be sold. Just by chance Captain Nathaniel Mason, saw this happening. He had met her before in Charles Towne, and didn't know what was going on But knew couldn't be sold as a slave. Took his money and a ship to purchase her, but planned to take her back to her family.My gracious the book really gets interesting then. Ship is
Hope Westcott lives the life of the privileged whereas Nathaniel Mason is a hard working commoner. Hope can be seen about Charles Towne on the arm of Lord Falkland. She has seen Nathaniel around but would never consider giving him the time of day. With the promise of marriage from Lord Falkland when he returns from his voyage, Hope sneaks aboard his ship to surprise him sure the reason he did not want her to accompany him on his voyage was so she would not have to endure the hardships of the
Hope Westcott envies her sisters larger than life personalities, and wishes she could be brave like Faith, the fiery pirate-ess, or pious like Grace, the straight-laced saint. Hopes best features only seem to get her into trouble with men who would exploit her, like Lord Arthur Falkland. The Blue Enchantress opens up as Lord Falkland abandons Hope to a white slavery auction in the Caribbean. Nathaniel Masonan admiring acquaintance from Charles Town--stumbles upon her just in time. God directs
The Blue Enchantress by M.L. Tyndall is the second book in the Charles Towne Belles series. The first book is The Red Siren and the third is The Raven Saint. The books are about three sisters: Faith, Hope & Grace Wescott. They have an older sister who is married and still in England, her name is Charity. Their father is an Admiral in the Royal Navy and spends more time at sea then with his family. Their mother passed away during childbirth.Hope Wescott has always seemed vain, self-centered
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