Pirates of the High Seas

The Mediterranean isn't safe. An irritating fact to be sure, but that won't stop Prince Anteros from showing his new wife around his Mediterranean island of Paradiso. His island borders the volatile sea where the Barbary corsairs reign, or at least they did reign. He now does, and he won't allow any corsair to step foot on his land. Unfortunately, it appears one corsair has, as well as now stolen his wife right out from under his nose. That corsair clearly has a death wish. Furious, Anteros sets out to engage in a battle like no other. He intends on destroying the man who has gotten in his way, retrieve the woman he loves then ensure every single enemy he has (of which he has plenty) understands the brutal lengths he'll go to, to keep his loved ones safe. Death wishes, hopefully, can be dealt with.

Beware of the Pirate Prince is the sweet/tame version of Her Pirate Prince. My dearest Anteros, As the daughter of an English earl, I grew up sheltered and protected, then I became your bride, the wife of a prince born with untold secrets and untold pirate tendencies. Luckily, I adore both the prince you are, and the devious pirate that simmers under your skin. Unluckily, you've enraged your enemies, and now, your greatest enemy, the Dey of Algiers, is forcing you into a battle unlike any you've ever fought. He has now captured me and made me the bait in his vile game to lure you to Algiers. Please, you must find me, rescue me, and eliminate the threat he's become to our family and our people. You must do so without getting either of us killed because more than anything, I adore being your wife, and wish to remain so. Be safe and take all care. Forever yours, Olivia. Each book in this series is stand-alone, and can be enjoyed out of sequence.