The following quote stood out among the rest when describing the cook named Mrs. It seemed very demeaning in a fictional book. The mention of a former slave, which historically would have been around in the 1840s, wasn’t necessary to tell the tale. From the ailing father to the young thief turned honest worker, the cast failed to tug at the heartstrings. The supporting characters, in particular, were a little hard to accept. The series of events were unexpected as they unfolded. Their unlikely love story never would have materialized if it wasn’t for the beloved heirloom, a dagger.īTSCelebs was utterly surprised by the story that started with tragedy and slowly worked its way back to dangerous action.
Nicole’s obsession with keeping the treasure almost kills her and her husband-to-be, Darius Thornton. Nicole Renard embarks on the journey with a precious family heirloom that puts her life in danger. Nicole is determined not to let her odd employer scare her off with his explosive experiments, yet when respect and mutual attraction grow between them, a new fear arises.Karen Witemeyer’s latest novel “Full Steam Ahead”follows a Louisiana Shipping heir on a mission to find a husband to continue her family’s business. Even if it means letting a female secretary into his secluded world. He will do anything to stop even one more steamship disaster.
But her father's rivals come after the dagger, forcing a change in Nicole's plans.Īfter a boiler explosion aboard the Louisiana nearly took his life, Darius Thornton has been a man obsessed. Vowing to find a suitable husband to give her father the heir he desires before it's too late, Nicole sets out with the Renard family's greatest treasure as her dowry: the highly coveted Lafitte Dagger.
Though she loves him, Nicole's father has always focused on what she's not. Nicole Renard returns home to Galveston, Texas, to find her father deathly ill. When love simmers between a reclusive scientist and a wealthy debutante, will they abandon ship or is it full steam ahead?
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