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"Touching Scottish Romance"
Reviewed by Cynthia Meidinger
Posted December 1, 2002

Lady Caterine Keith has buried her second husband and is resolved never to love or marry again. But a corrupt English Knight is planning to take the Keith castle- Dunlaidir - and marry Caterine. Her devoted companion takes matters into her own hands, and sends to Lady Caterine's Read more...

"delightful fourteenth century Scottish romance"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted December 25, 2002

In 1330 Scotland, widow Lady Caterine Keith struggles to keep her strategically located Dunlaidir Castle safe from the odious Sassunach like malevolent Sir Hugh de la Hogue who insists she marry him. Her best friend Lady Rhona sends a message to Caterine's sister Linnet, married to Duneen Mackenzie, for help. Read more...

Summary

A HEADSTRONG LADY, A BATTLE-TORN KNIGHT, AND A LESSON IN TEMPTATION!

Twice wed and twice widowed, Lady Caterine Keith has no need for a champion. She can fend off unwanted suitors on her own and guard her Scottish stronghold without the help of any man. But her sister, knowing better, sends a make- believe husband—a knight with a battle-scarred face almost too frightening to behold. Sir Marmaduke Strongbow has a secret ambition. He wants not Caterine's land but her hand in marriage and her heart to own. With tantalizing caresses, he will show her how a real champion lays siege ... and how love is impossible to fight.