Morgan Malone

“…a gifted author.”
LuAnn McLane
USA Today Best-selling Author

My pen-name is Morgan Malone. A twist on the old “What is my stripper name?” A combination of the name of your first pet and the street you grew up on: Dino Homestead. I opted instead for the name of my first cat and my hometown to create Morgan Malone, an erudite yet brazen hussy, who left her career as an administrative law judge and counsel to pursue her first great love: writing.
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New Book Released!

Sanctuary: The Pirates of the Eastern Shore

On a small island nestled in the Caribbean, a fortunate few have found respite from the sea and refuge from their past. Sanctuary.

Captain Sebastian Renaud has embarked on his first voyage in command of the Ebony Lion, as Captain Sin—leader of the fierce Pirates of the Eastern Shore. Setting sail across the mighty Atlantic to pursue his own fortune and fame, Sebastian also seeks release from his unrequited love for Mathias Alden, former captain of the mighty Lion, and now husband to Denise, his childhood sweetheart. Sanctuary.

Sir Pembroke Marlowe received a hidden treasure in parley with a treacherous pirate who stole his great pirate ship, Satan’s Mermaid and his pirate name, Redbeard. Pembroke was left alive, with a few of his loyal men, a worn sloop, and an uninhabited island. Sanctuary.

On his return from his maiden voyage, a violent hurricane wrests Sebastian from the helm of the Lion and sends him into the Caribbean, where he drifts, unconscious, until the sea tosses him out of its grip, into the arms of his childhood sweetheart, the survivor of a violent assault, who has herself found protection on the sheltered island. Sanctuary.

Of the many shocks that await Sebastian as he recovers—and Pembroke, as he discovers the castaway—is the immediate and unexplained attraction each feels for the other. Given the times, neither has ever truly known the love of another man. They fight to conceal their troubled feelings, even as Pembroke works desperately to help Sebastian find his lost ship. Both know that success may mean the loss of their great love, leaving them once again alone. Sanctuary.

Set in post-revolutionary America, the Caribbean, and the Barbary Coast, Sanctuary is the second of the historical pirate romances in Morgan Malone’s new series: The Pirates Of The Eastern Shore.

Buy in Kindle ($8.99) or Paperback ($15.00)

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Summer 2001. Naomi Stein is just praying for a little peace from her son, her ex-husband and her boss. Instead, she is following surly Country singer Sam Rhodes across the USA, covering his breakout tour for Rolling Stone. Sam has had bad luck with women and Naomi is trouble from the start.
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“She tastes like Tequila and lime, and the memory of a thousand shots snaked through him, like a river of fire. She was salt and sweet and once he tasted her, he couldn’t get enough.”

– Unanswered Prayers

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MORGAN’S APRIL 2020 NEWSLETTER

Apr 1, 2020

Hello Readers, I hope this finds you all well, sheltered and not too worried. We are staying home in New York, which works for me, given my current circumstances. I hope it is working for you. You haven’t heard from me for awhile. After my newsletter last Spring, I...

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Jan 29, 2020

I almost died in 2019. After an arduous two weeks of writing a legal document (in my other life I am an arbitrator), I had a blinding headache, a droopy eyelid and double vision. I chalked it up to eye strain (I almost failed high school Biology and this is why I...

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Apr 6, 2019

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