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"An enchanting Scottish historical novel"
Reviewed by Cynthia Meidinger
Posted August 23, 2002

Robert Campbell of Glenlyon is the only one of Angus Campbell's sons who defies him when he orders a raid on another clan. All seven of Robert's brothers die in the ill-advised raid. Two hostages are taken: the four-year old clan heiress and her aunt, Lady Judith Lindsay. Read more...

"A beautiful romance"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted September 13, 2002

In 1327 the war between the Scottish and English monarchy heats up and impacts everyone in both lands. Robert Campbell knows how deadly the fight is becoming, having lost family members to his dangerous foes. Still he successfully captures Mairi, the child-fiancee to a powerful rival. In Read more...

Kidnapped by her family's enemies, a young English woman becomes a prisoner of a Scottish clan—only to capture the heart of her captor.

Summary

She is the enemy of his clan, the friend of his foe, and the most beautiful prisoner he has ever seen. She is Judith Lindsay, the brazen young beauty who's bound by blood and honor to her beloved England—even now, as she's bound by her captors in the Campbell family's keep. As future laird of this proud Scottish clan, Robert Campbell knows he should treat the Lindsay woman with contempt. The feud between their people has claimed the lives of his brothers. But when he sees the quiet strength in Judith's soul—and the fire in her eyes—his heart must surrender to a very different battle.