Dear Reader,<br><br>In my Brides Trilogy, three unconventional young women vow never to marry, only-one by one-to be overtaken by destiny.  Scholarly Olivia is most certainly <b>The Least Likely Bride</b>--<br><br>One moment Lady Olivia Granville is strolling along a path, her nose buried in a tome of Greek philosophy; the next she is plunging down a rocky cliff. When she regains consciousness, she is naked and unwittingly trapped on a pirate ship.  Her captor, though, is no ordinary pirate.  Wickedly handsome, disturbingly mysterious, the grey-eyed master of the Wind Dancer is both a physician and an artist, and admits to making his living from the sea.<br><br>Most disconcerting of all, when he turns his glittering eyes on her, he sees not the stammering, hopelessly bookish young girl Olivia has always been, but a passionate, beautiful woman who can, if she chooses, embark on the adventure and the love of a lifetime.<br><br>I invite you to share in Olivia's passionate, enchanting adventure.<br><br>Warmest wishes,<br>(signed)Jane Feather <br><br>P.S. For Portia's story, be sure to read <b>The Hostage Bride</b>, and you will catch Phoebe's story in <b>The Accidental Bride</b>.  And look for my next novel, The <b>Window's Kiss</b>, in early 2001-- in which my heroine has been widowed not less than four times!