But as his wounds healed, and as his muscled chest bronzed from the sun, Cassie realized Cole Braden was far more dangerous than his papers had indicated-for he could steal her breath with a glance, or lay siege to her senses with a touch.Ībducted, beaten, and given a new name, Alec Kenleigh went from master of an English shipbuilding empire to fourteen years of indentured servitude in the American colonies. Though Cassie hated the slave trade, her Virginia plantation demanded the labor, and she knew this fevered man would surely die if she left him. It has a 3.9-star average.įor five pounds sterling, the convict was hers. This book was originally published in 2003 and has been updated and self-published by the author. The convict isn’t so much a convict as a man who was kidnapped and beaten, and is trying to regain his old identity.
This is an American historical about an impoverished young woman who, despite inner turmoil, owns a convict to do labor on her lands.
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