Ransome's Quest
This fast-paced, engaging end to the Ransome Trilogy follows a tale of love and danger on the Caribbean Sea in the early 1800s.
Captain William Ransome is searching for his sister, Charlotte, who has been captured by Salvadore, the infamous “Robin Hood of the West Indies.” When word comes that his wife, Julia, has been kidnapped by the evil pirate, Shaw, Captain Ransome and his crew frantically search the horizon for the two women he loves. After Charlotte is found, she emerges with revelations about Salvadore’s true identity and his willingness to help search for Julia. It’s news that sends shockwaves through the family.
Will Captain Ransome trust Salvadore to help rescue his beloved wife? And what other secrets have been buried like long lost treasure in these waters? Romance, intrigue, and swashbuckling leaps of faith create a wonderfully heroic close to this beloved series.
“The other day I said ‘good-bye’ to an old friend. At least that
is what it felt like when I finished Ransome's
Quest. As with all of Kaye Dacus' books, I loved this one. This
book had more excitement in it, and there were more surprises. A
very exciting book!
“This was another ‘can't put down book.’ Kaye has a way of weaving
stories that make you feel good when you finish. Thanks Kaye, for
this book.”
—Kathy Cretsinger, writing as Katt Anderson
“The third and final volume of The Ransome Trilogy is a
delightful romp across the Caribbean, with some wonderful surprises
thrown in. The author’s writing style is so very smooth. Her love
of research shines through with vivid and exact period detail. I
could smell the salt breeze and feel the deck of the ship beneath
my feet.”
—Shannon McNear
Product Details
- Title : Ransome's Quest
- Author: Dacus, Kaye
- Publisher: Harvest House Publishers
- Publication Date: 2011
- ISBN: 9780736941662
Kaye Dacus, author of Ransome’s Honor has a BA in English, with a minor in history, and an MA in writing popular fiction. Her love of the Regency era started with Jane Austen. Her passion for literature and for history come together to shape her creative, well-researched, and engaging writing.