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"Very romantic Medieval romance."
Reviewed by Tammie Ard
Posted August 16, 2004

Amicia MacLean's greatest wish is to become the bride of Magnus MacKinnon, having loved him since she was a young girl. Her wish is granted when her brother arranges the marriage by proxy, ending any past feuding between the families and aiding the MacKinnon clan with much-needed coin. At Read more...

"Engaging fourteenth century Scottish romance"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted August 28, 2004

In 1332 Scotland, Amicia MacLean and Magnus Mackinnon marry by proxy. For Amicia this is what she always wanted as she has loved Magnus since she was a little girl. However, when Magnus arrives two weeks later still in shock and feeling guilty for surviving the Dupplin Moor Read more...

Summary

Even a marriage by proxy can't spoil the joy Lady Amicia MacLean feels when she is wedded to Magnus MacKinnon. With his quick wit and dashing smile, the roguish warrior captured her heart when she was still a girl. It's not until he returns from battle that Amicia discovers the truth: the union was made to fill empty MacKinnon coffers with MacLean gold. Magnus knew nothing of this marriage. Honorable and proud, he intends to rebuild his clan's fortune coin by coin himself-and wants nothing to do with his bonny new bride.

But Amicia is not one to give up without a fight. She plans to invade Magnus's bedchamber, offer tantalizing glimpses of what every husband has the right to see, and settle for nothing less than the total surrender of the most stubborn knight in the realm!