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The Love of Monsieur

George Gibbs

Book Overview: 

A charming rogue, a stolen birthright, unrequited love, mutiny on the high seas, with a backdrop of 17th century England and the Spanish Main, make for another historical romance from George Gibbs.

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Book Excerpt: 
. . .Tonnerre de Dieu! And the Duke?”

“I raged and swore to no purpose. Dorset[39] believes Ferrers. He says you began it in the gallery.”

The Frenchman looked towards the ceiling with hands upraised. “The unfortunate politesse of Monsieur Mornay! The English I cannot understand.”

“Ferrers swears it was a plot hatched in the Fleece Tavern, and that I was a party to it.”

Mornay arose and grasped the Irishman’s shoulder.

“You! My poor friend, YOU!” he exclaimed; “and I disarmed him twice. It is too much—let us go at once and face them.”

Cornbury pushed him down. “Ye’ll do no such thing. ’Twould be arrant suicide. The streets are full of men looking for you by this—and me, too.”

“They cannot—you didn’t even know.”

“’Tis true, or I’m Dutch. Look ye, man, w. . . Read More

Community Reviews

I loved this one, from the beginning of it there was a smile on my face. There's romance and adventure in a regency setting. But I didn’t like how the loyal “comrades” of the protagonist kept dying one after the other. And the ending wasn’t great either, but I enjoyed it nevertheless.