Gabriel's Fire — Gloria Pedersen

A NECESSARY NEUTRALITY

The War of 1812 raged. Nantucket had English soldiers garrisoned on its shores. Yet one woman risked the wrath of the British authorities to save an American captain. Serenity Penn knew her actions threatened the peace of her island, but as Gabriel Harrowe's gray eyes flashed with summer lightning, she knew there was nothing neutral about the burning need the privateer aroused in her.

A FIERY SURRRENDER

Gabriel had vowed never to trust a pair of beguiling eyes again. But as the lovely Quaker woman nursed him back to health, his traitorous body threatened mutiny. Gazing into her blazing blue eyes, he longed to swear allegiance to the innocent beauty. The American privateer had found a woman worthy of his loyalty, and with the redcoats in pursuit, he knew their union would be his salvation.