Moriah's Mutiny

With her plain-Jane clothes and horn-rimmed glasses, anthropologist Moriah Mallory was no match for her stunning sisters. But spending her summer vacation in their shadow was tradition. Surely the dashing captain of their Caribbean charter cruise wouldn't notice the ugly duckling among the mesmerizing Mallory swans. So why did Austen Blye seem to set his sails in her direction? Austen was waiting for Moriah to do two things: stand up to her snooty sisters... and jump into his open arms. Yet neither was happening. Couldn't beautiful Moriah see that she outshined her shallow siblings, that the only Mallory he wanted was the one ignoring him? Somehow, he'd have to maneuver Moriah's mutiny . . . and make her his first mate forever .. . . "Anthropologist Moriah Mallory had always been the ugly duckling of her family. So when she accompanies her sisters on a Caribbean charter cruise, she doesn't expect their dashing captain to notice her. So why did Austen Blye seem to set his sails in her direction? Why was it that the only Mallory sister Austen wanted was the one who was ignoring him? Somehow, he'd have to maneuver Moriah's mutiny ... and make her his first mate forever"--Page 2 of cover

Anthropologist Moriah Mallory had always been the ugly duckling of her family. So when she accompanies her sisters on a Caribbean charter cruise, she doesn't expect their dashing captain to notice her. So why did Austen Blye seem to set his sails in her direction?

Why was it that the only Mallory sister Austen wanted was the one who was ignoring him? Somehow, he'd have to maneuver Moriah's mutiny...and make her his first mate forever.