The Bayou Prince A rakish privateer for outlawed Jean LaFitte, must win the trust of the niece to Jean's nemesis to persuade the man to pardon Jean. However, the privateer soon discovers the willful, red-haired beauty isn't exactly in her uncle's good graces. She's flaunted nearly every one of High Society's rules. Not that he'd mind joining her in those escapades, but getting her reinstated to her uncle's goodwill means convincing her to act like a proper lady-something a man who spends his time wooing women is hardly trained to do. Treasure of Campeche Shipwrecked off the Texas coast a young German beauty is captured by a fierce Carnancahua Indian and subsequently rescued by a devastatingly handsome captain to Jean LaFitte. She is taken back to the pirate's stronghold at Campeche where the captain's beautiful Creole mistress convinces the superstitious men that the woman is bad luck, particularly after a series of 'accidents' take place. He's soon put in the dilemma of defending Ilsa or siding with his men. A Pirate of Her Own A Southern belle is bored with the proper gentlemen of Charleston and longs for the golden age of piracy when men were exciting and dangerous. Naturally, her interest is piqued when a dark-hulled ship, flying no flag, puts into port. Even more intriguing is the raven-haired man who steps off of it. Is the drastic change about to take place in her life one she's truly prepared for?