Say You're Mine

Love love the PIRATES!!! This is definitely one of the sweetest and whimsical stories I have read in a long time- the hero and heroine are well suited for eachother and it is wonderful and heartwarming to see how they come together. The relationship dynamics with the heroine's son are especially endearing in the overall scope of the tale. Kudos to the author- buy this book, you WILL NOT be disappointed.

"Say You're Mine" by Judi McCoy was such an enjoyable read! I truly loved the character Declan O'Shea. He was an honorable man, as well as being kind and generous, hard working and loyal. Declan was a man from 1783 who, after being ship wrecked, has slept for 2 centuries until awakened by his destiny in the small town of Sunset, Florida. Liberty Grayson was a woman whose heart was wounded by a man she thought to spend the rest of her life with and was unwilling to easily allow another man into her heart and her life, or the life of her young son. Without warning and against all her best intentions, Libby falls in love with Declan even knowing that he's a drifter with a shadowy past who intends to leave the town once he's helped them with their 4th of July town fair. The story of Libby and Declan's growing love is a wonderful, heart-warming story. The interaction between Declan and Libby's son, J.P., is also tender and touching. "Uncle T" is another character who really adds a nice touch to the story and interaction. And don't forget the irrepresible Grandpa Jack - who loves his grand-daughter and great grandson with all his heart.The story of Libby and Declan's growing love is a wonderful, heart-warming story. The interaction between Declan and Libby's son, J.P., is also tender and touching. I would recommend this story to anyone who loves a tender, love story. Judi McCoy delivers a sweet, wonderful story with a happy ending, and isn't that what you want from a good romance!

What a fun book. This 21st century story of an old fashioned guy (like 200 year old!) and a once-burned-twice shy single mom is just plain fun to read. It has a humor, fun, a little mystery, a little magic and a whole lot of interesting characters to keep you moving through. I couldn't put it down once I started, so be forewarned that it's a page-turner. Hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

For a fun, whimsical read, you will love Judi McCoy. Say You're Mine is another fantastic, entertaining treat from a great new author. From her mouthwatering pirate hero to her real-size herione, you are transported to a world where wishes are fulfilled and dreams do come true. Do yourself a favor and enjoy this steamy, wondrous journey today. I did.

Patriotic Pirate, Declan O'Shae is on the hunt for the treasure he buried in the Florida Keys. Before his ship sails, a gypsy woman gives him a medallion for protection. He arrives in the Keys and his boat is struck by a hurricane. Declan finds an underwater cave, crawls onto a ledge and falls asleep.Libby Grayson returns to the Keys with her 5-year-old son in tow. Recently dumped by he boy's father, she decides to stay in Sunset Key to raise her son and help her grandfather save his ailing business. She finds an underwater cave and once inside,a man who looks to be asleep on a ledge. The man wakes and immediately accuses her of trying to rob him. Libby is furious and leaves him in the cave.When the stranger shows up in town, acting a little odd and looking for work, Libby is hesitant. She wants to warn the town's aging citizens, but the guy hasn't actually done anything wrong. But when Declan charms her grandfather into a job, the sparks begin to fly.The little boy and Declan form a bond Declan wishes he can share with Libby. He is equally entranced and frustrated by her continued attempts to get him to leave town. But he still hopes to achieve his goal of finding his treasure and seeing this new world.In the end, Libby has found a man she can trust who she knows has given up a king's ransom to be with her. Declan learns that sometimes, the most valuable things in life are the treasures of the heart.