An Officer But No Gentleman by M. Donice Byrd

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She longs for love, but knows she can never find love unless she's willing to give up her life. 4/5: There are a lot of comments in the reviews of this book about the grammar and the anachronistic use of modern language. What would you have me do, demote my blower and give you the job No, you’ll have to prove yourself before I would promote you. The rest are in the fo’c’sle and steerage. I don’t need you to pretend to be someone you’re not to impress anyone. You’re not a possession I’m trying to show off. I don’t understand what you mean by that.

He’s not the captain’s son … she’s his daughter and she’s tough as nails but completely ignorant about life on land. My officers and I are the only ones with our own quarters. Jaxon’s tight-lipped expression turned further south. After a fire burns down their home, motherless Charlie Sinclair, age 6, is taken aboard his father’s ship and, over the years, works his way up to the rank of second mate.

An Officer But No Gentleman by M. Donice Byrd