Joi did not need too much convincing to work for two days aboard the Buccaneer, it meant earning some money and wading off some of her creditors. On a guided tour to familiarize herself with her new home for the next two days, Joi locked eyes with non-other than Ari Yngvar, a co-owner of luxury cruise liner. Ari Yngvar was the alpha leader of his pack and used to getting what he wanted, both personally and in business, and he had his eye on Joi.

Like a ‘siren song’, Joi was inadvertently drawing and calling to Ari to conquer and claim her as his Norse ancestors did when they roamed the earth. There was a catch to his pursuit, Ari had two days to seduce his prey before time ran out for him.

Joi is portrayed as a strong willed woman who is not swayed by aggression and dominance but responded with defiance. I loved the interplay and interaction between the two main characters in The Buccaneer. If you want a quickie story with pursuit, defiance and a dash of Halloween mischief, The Buccaneer is a story for you.