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Captain Thomas Scott loves the open sea as much as he despises the three-month, twice-yearly trip his ship makes as he ferries young English girls across the ocean. He can't imagine what family would allow an innocent young woman to be matched up with the Englishmen of questionable reputation who work and live in India.
But when Miss Gray boards the HMS Persistence, all of Captain Scott's plans are upended. Miss Gray's fiery spirit can't be contained, and he is shocked and secretly delighted at her boldness—and her beauty. But the rest of his passengers aren't so kind.
Caroline finds herself an outcast among her peers, but Captain scott becomes an unlikely ally. They share the same passions and interests, creating an undeniable attraction. But they both know any relationship between them is impossible. After all, Caroline has obligations to fulfill in India.
Caroline has until the end of the voyage to decide if she is going to marry a man she has never met or be brave enough to love a sea captain who just might break her heart.
Julie Wright wrote her first book when she was fifteen after an English teacher told her she would never be a writer. Since then, she�s written twenty-six novels and ten novellas. Julie is a two-time winner of the Whitney Award for best romance with Cross My Heart and Lies Jane Austen Told Me . Her books have received several starred reviews and have been listed in the American Library Association�s top ten romances of the year. She is surrounded by a loving and supportive family, one dog, and a varying number of houseplants.