TheRestitution

Shunned by her parents and by society, Lady Isabel Ashton lives a secluded life at Port Royal with her seven month old baby, Frederick--the son of the fierce pirate, Kent Carlton. When her baby is suddenly kidnapped, Captain Carlton appears with an offer to help her find him. Can Isabel trust the man who once ravished her? Will Kent win the forgiveness of the woman he loves? Or will the scheme of betrayal and revenge of his enemies keep them apart and from their son forever?

Marylu Tyndall has created her characters in such a way that they jump off the page at you.
Once Upon a Romance Review 4.5 stars

THE RESTITUTION by M. L. Tyndall, was one of the best books I've read this year! From the start you are captivated and become engrossed with every single page!
Road to Romance, Reviewer's Choice award

Ms Tyndall keeps readers on the edge of their seats with her fast-paced adventure, nasty pirates who'll stop at nothing to accomplish their purpose, a devious rogue out to dethrone the captain and steal all that's his, and scenic locales that you can almost see and smell.
Vickie McDonough

Overflowing with action and adventure, the third installment in the Legacy of the King's Pirates series will hold readers in its grip. The characters resonate with humanity in the midst of peril, and the author's detailed research is evident throughout the story.
Romantic Times

The faith message is expertly woven in and is not intrusive. The writing is stellar and the setting plays an important part of the story.
If you like historicals, especially pirate stories, then M. L. Tyndall's The Restitution is the book to pick up. Laura from ARomanceReview

I could not put The Restitution down! Tyndall creates a beautifully crafted tale that draws you into the past so that you can almost feel boat rocking beneath you. With careful research that shows in its accuracy, Tyndall makes the setting come alive.
And, oh! The angst! Both main characters desperately want something that is out of their reach, and their struggles jump off the page thanks to Tyndall's wonderful use of dialogue-both internal and external. You'll fall in love with her rogue pirate captain, just like I did.
Armchair Reviews