Description: Alec MacBriar crashes into the cottage of a healer and drops his wounded captain onto the table, commanding that the woman save his friend. Katie Oliver is terrified of the giants in her small home, but has no choice but to comply, hoping only to tend the wounded man and send them on their way, praying they cause no trouble to her or her son.
Her existence is meager, but for her son's sake Katie faces each new day with a brave conviction that things will get better. The goliaths in her home are sorely testing her resolve, especially Alec MacBriar with his intense gaze and fierce ways. When Katie is threatened by a local man, Alec is compelled by his own captain to bring Katie and her son with them to their home in the Highlands. He'll keep his promise to his captain, but he wants nothing to do with Katie Oliver and her moody blue eyes or her charming child. At Swordmair, Katie's life is far better and richer. In fact, it would be near perfect if not for the very disagreeable attraction she felt for Alec MacBriar and his bone-melting kisses. Contains mature themes.Brief description: Rebecca Ruger has been a lover of romance books since the seventh grade when her mother introduced her to Victoria Holt, and her sister shared her Barbara Cartland collection. She is the founder and former editor of Glassing Magazine, the first-ever print periodical all about sea glass and beach glass (which she sold in 2018, and is now called BeachCombing Magazine). She is the mother of four (her greatest loves) and lives in Western New York. Rebecca is the author of several Scottish Highlander medieval series.