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The Pirate Hunter | 
enlarge | Author: Jennifer Ashley Publisher: Leisure Books Category: Book
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Rating: 8 reviews Sales Rank: 108734
Media: Mass Market Paperback Pages: 234 Number Of Items: 1 Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.4 Dimensions (in): 6.8 x 4.3 x 0.9
ISBN: 0843952806 Dewey Decimal Number: 813 EAN: 9780843952803 ASIN: 0843952806
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sensual and intriguing pirate tale.... February 22, 2006 Laura Eakes (Port Neches, TX USA) 2 out of 2 found this review helpful
this is my first Jennifer Ashley. I'm usually disappointed with most pirate romances-most being heavy on sex scenes but not much story. I'm happy to say this book was HIGHLY sensual but had a great storyline as well. Those who like their romances with adventuresome women, alpha males, and a hero/heroine who are older (no blushing school room miss here) then I highly recommend this book . It's on par with Amanda Quick, Johanna Lindsey or Lisa Kleypas style and scope. Great book despite the "old school" clutch shot cover too-LOL! 5 stars:)
It Was Okay . . . 3 Stars January 17, 2006 MaryGrace Meloche (Ontario, Canada.) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
THE PIRATE HUNTER is book two in Jennifer Ashley's "Pirate series" and it is much darker than THE PIRATE NEXT DOOR, its predecessor. Sadly, Ashley's change in pace disappointed me; for when I bought this book, I anticipated the bold fun found in the parent book. James Ardmore was born a southern gentleman. As a firstborn son, Ardmore knew southern Carolina wealth and class. However, destiny took him away from that privileged life style. James Ardmore spent a lifetime searching the high seas for his brother's killer; James Ardmore was a pirate hunter. He was a meanspirited, cruel stalker. Men feared him. Women adored him. James Ardmore was a legend. Diana Worthing was an affectionate daughter, a loving mother, and a happy widow, and she disliked James Ardmore intensely. As far as Diana Worthing was concerned, the man could die. For if James Ardmore were DEAD, the world would be free from his tyranny, his vengefulness, his smoldering embraces. Yet, James Ardmore would not die; he would not go away; instead, he stole Diana Worthing's passionate heart. This was an interesting change of pace for a book series. This was a very interesting change of pace for an author to take! Book 1 was successful; Book 1 was fun. Book 2 is not. Not only is it dark and somber, it has loose ends floating everywhere. As a reader, who read Book 1, I strangely felt "out of it!" Not only was I adrift in the story, but I never truly felt the passion (even though Ashley harped it was everywhere) and where was Ardmore's pirate crew? In Book 1, Ashley described these delightful characters so well . . . and here . . . they were abandoned! THE PIRATE HUNTER's storyline missed them; I missed them! Oh, what could have been! THE PIRATE HUNTER comes through as just an okay read. Grade: C+ MaryGrace Meloche.
A Good Read April 17, 2005 A. Romance (Paradise Lost) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Having read the Pirate Next Door and The Care and Feeding of Pirates I knew most these characters and really liked them. I enjoyed learning more about James and his complex personality. The thing that I really didnt care for was the relationship between James and Alexandria. I got the feeling from The Pirate Next Door that he admired her, but really gave her attention to "irk" Grayson. In this story it was made out to be much more.And also the way that Grayson flirted with Diane made me think less of his marriage with Alexandria. I also agree with the other reviewer that the ending should have been about James and Diane, not Grayson and Alexandria. I wanted to know how James acted towards his new son and where they finally settled. I still enjoyed the book, as I do all of her books.
This was much better than Pirate Next Door July 17, 2004 3 out of 5 found this review helpful
After reading pirate next door - I didn't think I would read Ashley's next book but on a whim I picked it up. I read it in one day - just couldn't put it down!Why not 5 stars? It has nothing to do with the writing - which was great! I just didn't like how she portrayed the hero and heroine from Pirate Next Door. It seemed to me that Grayson was a little to entranced with Diana's beauty and that given the opportunity he would have slept with her. It seemed like the only time Alexandra came to his mind was when he was reminded of her. If they were real people I think his behavior would have been quite telling. I would think that while he was off helping the government and leaving Alexandra home that he probably was sleeping with other women. Which even though I didn't like Pirate Next Door - I hate to think that the hero of that book was possibly still sleeping with other women. I mean we know his behavior with women before his marriage was horrible - we are even given examples of it in this book. The last thing - I wish the epilogue was an actual epilogue showing James and Diana's life and not Grayson and Alexandra. I don't think we really needed to have James and Diana's relationship discussed by Grayson and Alexandra at the end.
Another Very Good Book By Ms. Ashley!! June 13, 2004 Kristi Ahlers (Illinois) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This was another very good book in Ms. Ashley's Pirate series. This is James book (we met him in 'The Pirate Next Door') Our fearless pirate hunter is still on the trail of Black Jack Malloy's the man that killed his brother. His search takes him to the island of Haven and back into the arms of Diana Worthing. James had a rather colorful first time meeting with the strong willed Diana, one that he has not forgotten despite his best efforts. He's almost positive that she would rather shoot him then save him which is too bad since he has been shipwrecked and washed up on her island hidaway. And need of help on top of that!Diana can't believe her eyes when she spots James Ardmore washed up on her beach. The urge to finish him off is great but instead she saves his retched life and opens her life to more turmoil that only James can provide. If only she didn't desire the rogue so much!!! James does all that he can to seduce the strong willed Diana. While doing this he looks for Jack. Little does he know he's finally near his enemy but what happens after a promise is broken, and a hunt comes to an end? A happy Ending...Not quite or rather not right away. Where would the fun in that be? This was a little darker then the earlier read. James is not as light hearted as Grayson was and this is carried over into the story. Diana is a strong willed hoyden and at time was a bit over the top. In any event these two have great chemistry and the story is fun and fast paced. I look forward to the next installment of this series.
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