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"Delightful Scottish historical romance"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted January 26, 2003

Early in sixteenth century Scotland, her husband Arran once tried to kill her brother, but failed. Now with Arran dead, Brianna Cameron feels free of his blight and wants to help villagers by teaching what she has learned from her wise sister-in-law. However, the coach she rides in Read more...

"Love's healing power proves triumphant"
Reviewed by Debrah Douglas
Courtesy Old Book Barn Gazette
Posted February 12, 2003

Brianna Cameron feels no sorrow upon hearing her husband is dead. His brutal betrayal of her, her family and her clan has left her leery of trusting her judgement when it comes to men, especially handsome ones. Brianna is fine, emotionally strong enough to leave the safety of her brother's Read more...

"Passionate Sixteenth-Century Historical"
Reviewed by Sheri Melnick
Posted February 16, 2003

Author Donna Fletcher transports the reader back to sixteenth century Scotland in this tender tale of love between a battle-scarred warrior and an emotionally damaged widow. When widowed Brianna Cameron, sister of clan leader Ian Cameron, is injured in a coach accident, Royce, a man bearing the facial scars Read more...

"A tale of love found in Scotland"
Reviewed by Kelley Hartsell
Posted April 16, 2003

Brianna Cameron had lived the past few years in fear -- fear of the dreadful man she had married. He was known to abuse her often, with words and actions. When she learns of his death she is elated, for now she can have the freedom she had thought out Read more...

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Summary

Left for dead after a carriage accident, Brianna Cameron wakes to find herself in a one-room cottage with a tall, dark, and badly scarred man tending her wounds. Once a fierce warrior who charmed many a woman into bed, he is now a broken man, shattered by war. But caring for Brianna seems to heal the scars on his soul...and open his heart to the redemptive power of love.