He broke her heart years ago. Now she desperately needs his help...
When her escort party is ambushed, Lady Margaret Keith is desperate to rescue her young charge, the Scottish king's daughter, and find a stolen seeing-stone. An archery contest offers the opportunity she needs. Dressed as a lad, she accidentally wounds a lord, escapes into the forest, and is caught by the local justiciar-the man who left her heartbroken years ago.
After years in English custody, Sir Duncan Campbell is now a Scottish judge. Recognizing Margaret despite her disguise, aware she knows he unlawfully hides the English king's gyrfalcon, he spirits her away to his Highland castle. There she reveals an unbelievable tale of a missing princess and a faery stone and begs his help. Even as passion rekindles between them, forgiveness is elusive.
Yet when danger erupts, they must trust each other-and gamble that love will mend past hurts and save the future...
Highland Secrets
Book 1 - The Scottish Bride
Book 2 - The Forest Bride
Book 3 - The Guardian's Bride
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Paperback (trade)
Unsewn / adhesive bound
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Height: 210 mm
Width: 140 mm
Thickness: 17 mm
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978-1-963585-86-5 (9781963585865)
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Susan King is the bestselling, award-winning author of over 20 historical novels and novellas, each one praised for historical accuracy, storytelling quality and lyricism. Her first novel, The Black Thorne's Rose, was published in 1994, followed by many historical romances written as Susan King and as Sarah Gabriel. As Susan Fraser King, she is the author of Lady Macbeth: A Novel, and Queen Hereafter: A Novel of Margaret of Scotland, published in hardcover and trade paperback from Random House. Many of her backlist novels are now available as e-books with more releases planned. A founding member of the successful author blog, "Word Wenches," she holds a graduate degree in medieval art history and lives in Maryland with her family.
