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Sara McHern has been forced to live in an
abbey by her father. She must either take her vows, or marry
the man her father has chosen for her. Sara chooses neither.
Instead she prays for a husband.
Cullen Longton arrives at the abbey
looking for his son. Before his beloved Alaina died, the babe
was taken from her. Sara knows where the boy is and has
promised to take Cullen to him if he agrees to marry her.
Cullen reluctantly agrees.
Along the way Cullen starts to like his
new wife, while Sara is falling in love with her new husband.
Sara knows she is alone in her feelings so she tries to keep
her distance. Sara must let Cullen go once he and his son are
reunited, but will Cullen want to leave Sara now that she has
come to mean so much to him?
The Highlander’s Bride is a
beautiful story about love lost and found. There is as much
angst and heartache as there is happiness and passion. Cullen
and Sara are good together. I wanted so much to see Sara
happy that my heart went out to her. Sara is courageous,
beautiful and compassionate. Cullen is a good man; he is
handsome, strong, and passionate. The Highlander’s
Bride is a wonderful historical romance. |