Especially when he learned that he has a teenage son who knew him upon meeting him. But gave that up so he could return home and be with his family once again. He is known as the gentleman pirate, because he once was rebellious and wanted adventure and captained his own pirate ship. James Malory is a rogue and loves his women.all different shapes and sizes and passions. But Georgie will have to face her family that the man she has fallen hard for is the same pirate who sunk one of her brothers ships and has been their nemesis ever since.not going to go over well. But the truth comes out, as does the desire they feel for each other.

Delighted and intrigued, he acts as though he only sees a boy, and plays with her. James Malory has been searching for the lady dressed in men's clothes that kicked his shin not too long ago, and shocked to find her dressed as his new cabin boy. And so she poses as the 'cabin boy' for Captain James Malory. Mac finds passage on a ship heading to the West Indies, where one of her brothers ships is at.

After a long search, and low on funds Georgina misses home and her overprotective brothers and wants to return back to the America's. But what she finds is a fiancee that married a English woman and already had children without a word to her. After her brother Thomas refuses to go in search for him, Georgina along with a trusted family friend and protector 'Mac' go to England on their own to search for her missing fiancee Malcolm. Its been four years since he was taken by their Navy, and never heard a word from him. I have to see it and feel it for myself and that didn't happen.Georgina Anderson, has been on the hunt for the fiancee that disappeared during the war with Britain. You can't just tell me they love each other and expect that to be enough. I mean, I just didn't care and I never really felt that they did, either. And, to be honest, my biggest problem was that I never felt anything for, about, or from the hero and heroine. It's overly-long- spending too much time on descriptions of furniture and settings and not enough on actual plot-and a couple of scenes that veer way too close to 'forcible seduction' (though the author makes a point of the heroine's consent) for me to feel completely comfortable. The book was originally published in 1990 and it shows. The plot's a mess, full of huge time skips and a what-the-what of an 'I did it because i love you' form the hero. That ship only has a cameo, but still set the tone for me for the rest of the book. I mean, the author chose to name a ship Pogrom, ffs.

It's not a terrible book, but it's not good, either. Sadly, I didn't read the Fabio cover because that cover is way more indicative of the book's contents.

Gentle rogue book