The Highlander Takes a Bride

July 1, 2015
Lady Saidh Buchanan knows her cousin Fenella killed her first husband, but she can't believe that she murdered her other spouses as well. However, plenty of people have questions about the untimely demises of the last three men married to Fenella, especially the dowager Lady MacDonnell, the mother of the last husband, Allen. But as far as Saidh can tell, Fenella truly loved Allen, and she swears she didn't have anything to do with his death. Since hardly a soul in the MacDonnell castle is willing to take Fenella's side, Saidh agrees to stay with her for awhile. Unfortunately, less than a day passes before Saidh finds herself crossing swordsfiguratively and literallywith the new laird, Greer MacDonnell, who finds himself falling fast and furiously for the unconventional Saidh. The latest tartan-wrapped installment in best-seller Sands' Highlander series (To Marry a Scottish Laird, 2014) serves up plenty of swift action, vibrantly rendered characters (including a perfectly matched hero and heroine), loads of lusty passion, and a vividly etched Scottish setting.(Reprinted with permission of Booklist, copyright 2015, American Library Association.)