Race to World's End (Rowan And Ella book 3)
“She saw him barreling toward her but she almost didn’t recognize him. Dressed in a linen shirt tucked at the waist and a leather belt holding two pistols, he looked as fierce as any pirate on the ship. His hair was wild and blowing. Gone was the man she had held in her arms just a day earlier. This man striding toward her, the other pirates parting as he came, was as at home on this ship as any of them.
This man was a pirate.
“Rowan!” she said, her eyes darting from him to the quartermaster, wh...o snapped his head to see Rowan approach. The young pirate who’d escorted them from the beach suddenly grabbed her by her arms and twisted them behind her and she shrieked. When she turned to look at Rowan she saw him pulling both guns from his belt, his face a thunderous fury.
“Let ‘er go, Tibbs,” Rowan barked, “or I’ll feed your guts to the sharks.” Out of the corner of her eye, she saw Sully pull a flintlock pistol from the belt of the big black pirate, who grabbed for it unsuccessfully.MoreLess
This man was a pirate.
“Rowan!” she said, her eyes darting from him to the quartermaster, wh...o snapped his head to see Rowan approach. The young pirate who’d escorted them from the beach suddenly grabbed her by her arms and twisted them behind her and she shrieked. When she turned to look at Rowan she saw him pulling both guns from his belt, his face a thunderous fury.
“Let ‘er go, Tibbs,” Rowan barked, “or I’ll feed your guts to the sharks.” Out of the corner of her eye, she saw Sully pull a flintlock pistol from the belt of the big black pirate, who grabbed for it unsuccessfully.MoreLess
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