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Tormand Murray’s past is coming back to
haunt him. Many of the women he has bedded in the past are
being brutally killed. Proving his innocence is going to be
difficult, especially when he wakes in the bed of one of the
slain women. Morainn Ross was exiled years ago for being a
witch. Lately her visions have shown her a man she believes
to be innocent, accused of slaying women. With few places
to find help, Tormand turns to Morainn hoping her visions
will lead him to the real killer. Once he sets eyes on
Morainn, Tormand’s wandering eyes cease to wander. Morainn
doesn’t fool herself believing a man like Tormand will ever
want her for anything more than her body, but her traitorous
heart wants him anyway. If they don’t find the killer soon,
Tormand may hang and Morainn may be the next victim, before
Tormand has the chance to prove that he is changing his
ways.
Tormand is the sinner of the Highlands. He leaves a
trail of well-loved women in his wake. Morainn‘s feelings
regarding Tormand’s colorful past with the lasses are
definitely valid, but the heart wants what the heart wants,
and Morainn’s wants Tormand. Highland Sinner’s
tale of suspense and gruesome imagery is a well-done modern
suspense story in a historical setting. |