Pirate Moon

The lady was no lady...

Daron Rourke had a secret life in Bali, a dangerous life, a life that made up for all the years she'd spent in the concrete jungle of North American commerce.

Grant Hilliard dropped into Daron's life with a thud. He needed her help to find his kidnapped fiancee. But Daron was reluctant. Not that she couldn't find the woman, but she sensed that Grant Hilliard was a man with two faces, two personalities. One was as dangerous as his interest in Daron; the other was sexy yet endearingly inept.

The first man she'd gladly leave to a nest of cobras. But how could she let the other Grant trek through the jungles of Bali alone?

Tropes & themes

Pirates

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Frequently asked questions

Who wrote Pirate Moon?

Pirate Moon was written by Peg Sutherland. It was first published in 1994.

What kind of book is Pirate Moon?

Pirate Moon is a historical romance, drawing on Pirates.

Where can I read Pirate Moon?

Pirate Moon is widely available in ebook and print — check your local library, Kindle Unlimited, or your preferred retailer.

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