Windswept

By Cynthia Thomason

The daughter of a new Federal judge on the island of Key West accidentally topples off a gangplank into murky waters and is rescued by the bold and brazen owner of a wrecking company--the man her father is trying to prove guilty of the most wicked of sins.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0821764438
• ISBN13: 9780821764435
• Release Date: January 1999
• Publisher: Zebra Books
• Length: 352 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 4.3" x 6.9"

Customer Reviews

Even the Dutch translation is good!

This summer my mother came home with this book. Not exactly this book but the Dutch translation of it because I live in The Netherlands. Windswept is good romance novel. The heroin is not a typical shy sweet girl. She is a about to step into womanhood and in spite of the time she lives in, knows very well what she wants and she goes for it.Cynthia Thomason has got an good eye for detail wich makes this book not only romantic but also exiting and witty.

Exciting Historical Adventure

Windswept carries you away to the shipwrecking days of Old Key West where the heat rises faster between the main characters than from the tropical sun. Mix a strong sense of humor with a sexy hero, an independant heroine, and a dark family secret, and you've got a fast-paced winner. Cynthia Thomason delivers witty dialogue with ease, and I can't wait for her next book!

High Seas Adventure

Finally, historical romance that satisfies a reader's every desire! This one has it all: a sulty setting, a compelling love story between a brooding but very sexy hero and a spunky, ever-optimistic heroine, historical details that are fascinating but never overwhelming, and an adventure that sweeps the reader along. Ms. Thomason's writing is exquisitely smooth, her characters and plot entirely original. Loved it!

A Great Romance!

Cynthia Thomason's newest book was wonderful! A really great romance in a lush setting. Lots of excitement and intrigue. The mystery surrounding Jacob kept me turning pages and the ending was very satisfying. Nora is definitely a heroine to cheer for!