** spoiler alert ** 
 I was a little annoyed that this wasn't the end of the series. Awful of me, I'm sure. 
 I should have known, but I was hoping for a happily ever after . . . though I don't see how Jamie and Jacky are ever going to get together, since Jamie doesn't strike me as someone who is going to be happy to have his wife out adventuring and a settled Jacky is nearly impossible to imagine. 
 While I found the book interesting, it wasn't quite as "fun" as some of the others thus far. I kept reading to see what was going to happen, but it was a bit of a let-down. 
 Jacky gets to Boston and goes back to school to hide out from the price on her head. While waiting for news from London, she's behaving herself. The girls go on a school field trip and end up stolen to be sold into slavery. They have almost a month to make good their escape from the slaver. The story follows Jacky's attempts to organize the girls and mobilize them to defend themselves. They are successful (of course) and return home, all except Jacky who is stopped from leaving the British ship. 
 Thus ends this portion of Jacky's adventures.