Whatever you do, don't fall in love. When Whitley winds up on the top of a pirate hit-list, she finds an unlikely savior. Bluff, a pirate who can transform his appearance to mimic anyone, sweeps her away from her high society life, mid waltz, and sneaks her onto his ship to avoid capture. But Bluff has his own reasons to ensure her safety and he has no intention of letting Whitley in on his secrets. Pirates and sirens alike are after the subject of the prophecy, and it's only a matter of time until Whitley learns just how powerful she is. And just how much control she has over Bluff. Resisting fate is never easy. Resisting Whitley will be near impossible. But if he fails, it could mean his own enslavement by sirens, or worse—by the very girl he saved.

The sirens are coming Both from the sea and from inside Whitley's own mind. Her memories are fading. Her siren instincts are rising. And when she strikes, killing a pirate aboard The Freedom, she flees Bluff's harsh reaction—into the sea. Bluff follows her all the way back to New York, in a race to find her before the sirens and convince her to trust him again before she kills half of Manhattan. Which will be challenging, considering she doesn't even know who he is.

In the final installment of the Pirate’s Bluff series, Bluff and Whitley’s love will be tested like never before. The fight for her heart will decide the battle. The same power Captain Stede and the Siren Queen so desperately desire is the secret to Whitley and Bluff's survival. Too bad using it sucks the life from Whitley’s soul. So first, they must uncover how to use it without destroying them both. Deep into the swamps near New Orleans, they must track down the witch that made the prophecy and hope another betrayal isn't right around the corner. Both allies and knowledge will be necessary as they prepare for the final battle against an army of sirens and the most sadistic pirate of their time. One slip, and Whitley will be back under the control of the Siren Queen and Bluff will have no hope against his prophesied destiny to be the slave of a slave.