The story
Captain Phillip Bradford is hired by the Earl of Clairbourne to escort the earl's beautiful Swedish fiancee to his estate in England. Phillip never expected Anna Thornson to be the woman of his dreams, or to be so defiantly unwilling to wed the earl.
The publisher's copy promises a route that runs from splendid English estates to the threat of pirates in the Caribbean and a duel in New Orleans, and calls the book romantic adventure at its very best.
About this book
Ecstasy's Paradise is a 1984 historical romance and one of Phoebe Conn's early sea-going adventures, with a plot that spans England, the Caribbean and New Orleans. It is a standalone title.
The archived author site listed it among her historical romances with links to the paperback edition.
Questions people ask
- When was Ecstasy's Paradise first published?
- In 1984, as a historical romance paperback.
- Is Ecstasy's Paradise part of a series?
- No. It is a standalone novel.