Rescuing Rosalind (Three Original Ladies And Their Gentlemen) - Plot & Excerpts
He was surprised at Clark for terming him a woman-hater. He had never thought of himself that way. His lieutenant had never been privy to his personal life. It was a fact that he had steered clear of women “of quality” before. That was thanks to his mother, of course. However, Rosalind was the most unexpected and entertaining person he had encountered since leaving his ship. What would the future bring? She may chafe at her bridle, but Rosalind was a lady. There was only one course open to him if he wished to claim her for his own. And in addition to his childhood memories, Buck had always had a sea captain’s natural distrust of marriage. Many a man had been betrayed while he was at sea. But his life was no longer a sea captain’s. And the changes brought about by that fact were many. Used to commanding men of all different classes and backgrounds, he had found the ton distressingly homogenous. Thinking of this, he changed his mind about going home and decided to pay a visit to the handful of his seamen who lived in the East End.
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