The Pirate Bride's Holiday Masquerade by Cathy Skendrovich

Her father was a pirate, and she begged him to let her have her own ship to sail as a pirate too. A young woman who after being raped when she was younger, was determined to live an independent life without the complications of men. I am so glad she decided not to stick to only that genre because this book was an absolute delight to read. In her biography it mentions that she prefers writing contemporary romance. The Pirate's Bride is written by Cathy Skendrovich. She hopes her ability to write in both genres will be the beginning of a long and satisfying writing career. While she enjoys writing contemporary stories, creating romance in bygone times fascinates her. She likes writing romance because she feels it's lacking in today's technological world. A sequel to The Pirate's Bride, as well as another contemporary romantic suspense are in the works. Prisoner of Love is her first published novel, followed closely by The Pirate's Bride. She chose to work part-time in the school system there. Along the way, she married her husband of now thirty-two years, had two sons, and moved to southern Orange County, California.

Upon graduation, Cathy took a job as an English teacher in a middle school. Unfortunately, once she went to college, her writing took the form of term papers, written on typewriters instead of computer keyboards. The current heartthrob of the time featured heavily in all her stories.

Cathy Skendrovich has always loved a good story, and spent her formative years scribbling what is now called Fan Fiction.

The Pirate Bride's Holiday Masquerade by Cathy Skendrovich