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The Caledonian Privateer

The Wild Rose Press
PO Box 708
Adams Basin, NY 14410-0706
USA
www.thewildrosepress.com
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When a bold jewel thief and notorious privateer get together, there is no doubt sparks will fly. With a necklace that once belonged to Marie Antoinette hidden in her bodice and a pack of hounds at her heels, Emma Prescott flees from the prospect of a loathsome marriage. In the storm-blackened night, a dark-cloaked man on an ebony horse offers assistance, and Emma regards the gesture as a blessing, little knowing her fate will eventually be tied to that of an infamous privateer (Click here for Book Excerpt)

"Written by a superb story teller, 'The Caledonian Privateer' seizes the reader's interest on Page One and doesn't let it go until the very end." Irene C. Michel, columnist, The Courier, Houma, Louisiana and author of 50 Years of Hi, Honey, I'm Home.

"The powerful attraction between Emma Smith, a woman of mystery, and Captain Morgan Reynolds, a handsome rogue of means and determination, sets the stage for the thrilling adventure between the covers of 'The Caledonian Privateer'. Gail MacMillan sweeps the reader into her story with the skill of a master storyteller."
Stella MacLean, author of Heart of my Hearts (Harlequin, 2008) and Baby in her Arms (Harlequin, 2009)


A three-time recipient of the prestigious Maxwell Medal, Gail MacMillan is author of twenty-two books. A graduate of Queen's University with post graduate work in Expository and Narrative Writing at the University of Western Ontario, Gail has had numerous short stories and articles published in Canada, the United States, and Europe, several of which have won awards. Her three books about Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retrievers (the first co-authored with Alison Strang) have met with excellent reviews and are selling well worldwide. Two of her canine books, Biography of a Beagle and Ceilidh's Quest have won Maxwell Medals from the Dog Writers' Association of America in NYC as the Best Dog Books in their category in 2002 and 2007 respectively.
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