Blue Moon
The Moonstruck Series, Book 3
by Linda Windsor
When archaeologist Dr. Jeanne Madison plans her "Blue Moon" expedition to look for the
Luna Azul, an early 18th century Spanish galleon that sunk off the coast of Mexico, she
has no choice but to hire the only captain her project can afford, Gabriel Avery. Her
former professor and mentor, Dr. Remy Primston, accompanies her to Cancun to meet the
captain of a charter fishing boat. The handsome, dark captain who sports a British accent
is far from the crusty image she had. Far worse, he reminds her of a pirate and his blue
eyes make Jeanne nervous. Worse, one look at his rusty ship, the Fallen Angel, makes
Jeanne wonder if it can even hold any artifacts they might find.
Jeanne returns to Cancun a few months later to start the expedition, along with students
from Texas A&M University and a former classmate of Jeanne's who is now a photographer
who will film their discovery, if any, for National Geographic. Accompanying Gabe on the
expedition is his deck hand, Manolo, and Gabe's lab, Nemo. When Gabe's nemesis, Captain
Marshall Arnauld of the Prospect, suddenly shows up, Gabe fears Marshall will try
to steal any discovery, just as he had stolen the rights to salvage a ship Gabe himself
found several years earlier.
Excitement abounds when the first sign of the Luna Azul's contents are found near a
coral reef, but it's nothing compared to the excitement that Gabe stirs within Jeanne
when they share dinner, or when Gabe reveals his concern when she comes down with a fever.
Then strange things begin to happen after their discovery: Gabe's ship suddenly develops
problems, and a strange man keeps watching Jeanne and Gabe when they're on shore. And
the excitement is only beginning...
Linda Windsor's Blue Moon is an exciting novel filled with adventure and intrigue,
deception and suspense. It is also a story of love, set in the exotic seas of Mexico's
Yucatan peninsula. Blue Moon is a true treasure for any reader who loves a great
romance, and one I highly recommend.
Reviewer Note: I've read all three books in this series and, although I don't
normally read inspirational romances, loved every one of them. |
The Book |
WestBow Press |
February 1, 2006 |
Paperback |
0-7852-6064-1 |
Romance - Inspirational |
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Excerpt |
NOTE: sweet enough for young adults |
The Reviewer |
Linda Morelli |
Reviewed 2006 |
NOTE: Reviewer Linda
Morelli is the award-winning author of Lani's Challenge, Shadow of Doubt and
Fiery Surrender. She is also an Associate Editor for Port Town Publishing and Historical
Editor for Gotta Write Network Online. |
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