The Pirate Bride: A Wild Historical Romance Where the Captor Becomes the Captive in a Battle of Wills and Seduction (Viking I, 11)

Name: The Pirate Bride: A Wild Historical Romance Where the Captor Becomes the Captive in a Battle of Wills and Seduction (Viking I, 11)
Author: Sandra Hill

Sandra Hill

Book 11 in the Viking I series · Reading order →

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Why we recommend it

A historical pirate romance where a captive bride discovers the man who took her isn't the villain she expected. Swashbuckling, slow-burn, and unafraid of its own contradictions.

At a glance

The Pirate Bride is a captive romance by Sandra Hill. Spice 3/5, darkness 3/5 — on the lighter side for captive romance. Among 419 rated captive romance books, 6% are less dark and 3% less spicy. Tagged tropes include captive / captor, slow burn and enemies to lovers. It runs to 384 pages. 1 content warning is listed below, hidden until you tap.

Tropes

Captive / Captor Enemies to Lovers Slow Burn

Book details

Pages: 384
Published: November 2013

The Pirate Bride spice level

The Pirate Bride is rated 3/5 for spice on Readark’s scale: open door, meaning explicit scenes written plainly, but not the engine of the book. Its darkness rating is 3/5: genuinely dark, meaning violence, coercion or captivity drive the plot, not just the mood. How we rate

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Kidnapping / Captivity

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