About Quintspinner

It is 1717 and sixteen year old Tess chooses to sneak out of the house against her father’s wishes. In the London marketplace, she is assaulted before narrowly escaping to a stranger’s home.

Once inside, she witnesses a murder and becomes the recipient of a dying woman’s ancient Spinner ring, only to be accused of having stolen it.

Upon her return home, she bears her father’s wrath and in defying his accusations, discovers a shocking family secret.

Her world as she knows it, has been turned upside-down, its comfort and familiarity shredded beyond recognition in one miserable day.

Even so, Tess never imagines that she will soon find herself to be an unwilling passenger on board a merchant ship bound for the pirate-infested waters of the West Indies, forcibly betrothed to the murderer, and fighting to stay alive. With increasing dread, she realizes a growing attraction that she has for a handsome sailor puts both their lives at risk. Moreover, she quickly discovers that her ruthless fiance covets her only for her Spinner ring and its legendary prophetic power, and will stop at nothing to obtain it for himself.

The stakes for survival become unbearably high when she is thrust into the hands of a marauding band of hostile pirates bent on gathering tremendous treasures, and she must make an agonizing and life-threatening choice for herself.

A tale of pirates and treasure, love and betrayal, all bound together by a dash of ancient magic, Quintspinner has been described by readers as “a wonderfully entertaining, fast and furious ride; Lord of the Rings meets Pirates of the Caribbean”.

2 Responses to “About Quintspinner”

  1. Sharon A. Mitchell March 1, 2013 at 4:16 pm #

    Hi Dianne, from a fellow Cdn prairie gal, writer and health care professional (I’m an autism consultant with Health). I was intrigued reading about Quintspinner and just downloaded it.

    Sharon Mitchell
    Author of Amazon bestseller Autism Goes to School

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    • Dianne Greenlay March 3, 2013 at 3:56 pm #

      Hi Sharon, thanks for getting in touch! Sorry to be so late in responding ( I was out of the country and without internet). Good to connect with a fellow Canuck and author. Thanks for giving Quintspinner a try. I hope you find it entertaining.

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