Highland Beauty

<p><strong>Their love rivaled that of the gods.<br>So no one will suffer for their love as much as Adaira and Sawny.</strong><br><br>Adaira MacDonald is more than ready to set Highland politics aside as she prepares for her new life with the wild son of the Keppoch MacDonalds Sawny. Every moment they are together is one of passion and they cannot wait to stand before their clans and unite them creating one of the most powerful alliances in the Highlands and their happily ever after.<br><br>When their wedding day arrives however Sawny is no where to be found. Her brothers irate that a lowly Keppoch MacDonald dared bring shame upon their sister and their house search for him relentlessly to no avail. But that does not stop Adaira from believing that one day her Sawny will return.<br><br><strong>Only he doesn't.</strong><br>Now Adaira is in a horrible spot having to marry someone else who might form that alliance not knowing if Sawny is truly gone or if the Campbells are using him to extract information and revenge.<br><br><strong>Will Sawny return to the woman he claims to love more than life itself? Or will the issues of the Highlands keep them apart forever?</strong><br><br>A steamy Highlander romance with bold heroes strong heroines and packed with passion. Discover <em>Highland Beauty</em> and start this <em>Outlander meets the Princess Bride</em> - styled romance today!<br><br>This eBook includes the full text of the novel plus the following additional content: a link to a free bonus historical medieval Scottish Highlander ebook: <em>The Heartbreak of the Glen</em> an excerpt of book 1 of The Glen Highland Romance <em>To Dance in the Glen</em> and an excerpt from book 1 in the Celtic Highland Maidens Series <em>The Maiden of the Storm.</em><br><br><em>The novels in this series are each stand-alone stories and can be read individually in any order if desired. These historical romances are set in Jacobite Scottish Highlands and do not shy away from steamy scenes occasional archaic curses and accurate portrayals of historical violence and life!</em><br> </p>