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Eleanor Harcourt would rather drown than marry Colonel Bartholomew Vale. In the moonlit waters of the Windward Passage in 1656, the raider frigate Sea Wolf takes the merchant barque Providence by guile and quiet force. Hidden among the human cargo is Eleanor Harcourt, an English gentlewoman sold into marriage and bound for a brutal future in Jamaica. Faced with ruin, she risks everything and asks the pirate captain for sanctuary. Against all expectation, he grants it. Captain Ambrose Draycott, a Royalist exile shaped by war and betrayal, commands his freebooter crew with a discipline born of necessity. His company carries an old curse that binds them to the sea and twists their bodies with every turn of the moon. Survival depends on order, restraint, and the strength to face what they become. Refusing to remain a passenger, Eleanor earns the respect of a seasoned crew and the trust of a captain who has long since abandoned hope for anything beyond duty. A slow, steady bond forms between them, built on shared peril, hard choices, and the growing certainty that they understand one another in ways neither expected. The Wolf and the Shipmaster's Daughter blends measured romance, tense shipboard action, and a supernatural thread treated with realism rather than spectacle. It is the first novel in The Draycott Bloodline Saga, a multi generation chronicle following one cursed nautical family across centuries of duty, love, and survival, and the foundation for the Ambrose and Eleanor Adventures novella series.

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