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|date=July 2016
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I like the way that the author has left things open for a sequel, leaving a few plot threads open for possible continuation in future books. I dearly hope, so, as I'd love to see what the future holds for Rose; she is such a strong and memorable character. I really hope that this book is the first in a series, as I was sad to see it end and desperately want more!
If, like me, you love a good, old-fashioned swashbuckling romance, Bookbag recommends [[Mistress of the Sea by Jenny Barden]], another heavenly slice of pure escapism. We also have a review of [[The Captain's Girl by Nicola Pryce]].
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