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Cathy MacRae with The Highlander's Crusader Bride


And Medieval Monday is here again! Yay! Check out my guest today - Cathy MacRae :) A lovely women and fabulous writer, she's here with a snippet from The Highlander's Crusader Bride and she has a give away! Don't miss out - be sure you leave a comment. I'm over at her blog today.

 

“I do not suppose your father has mentioned our plans?” She cast a quick look at Caelen in deep conversation with one of her father’s knights.

“Nae,” Bram replied, his lower lip slightly forward, indicative of his distress.

“Do not worry, Bram-jan,” she reassured him. “Your father and I have agreed to marry and that means I will live at Dunfaileas.”

Bram’s eyebrows bunched together, his six-year-old features more angry than confused. “I dinnae like it,” he stated.

Catch last week’s excerpt here: https://elisabethhobbes.co.uk/

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Don’t forget - Commenters each week will be entered into a drawing for a free copy of my e-book, The Highlander’s Crusader Bride!

 

Born in the Holy Land only a few years after the Third Crusade, half-Armenian, half-Scot Arbela MacLean is a true daughter of the desert, beautiful and untamed. Trained to be a warrior to avoid her gentle mother’s fate, Arbela has honed her skills with Turkish bow and arrow, sword and throwing darts—and dreads the day her father choses a man for her to marry. After more than thirty years in the Holy Land, Donal MacLean, Baron of Batroun, is recalled to Scotland, the last son available to take up leadership of clan MacLean. He brings with him knights, treasure, trade—and a daughter of marriageable age. Caelen MacKern, known as the Bull of the Highlands, is cynical about women. His first marriage formed an alliance, and he did not grieve when his spoiled, immature bride passed away. He has agreed to marry again—against his better judgement—for the men, means and coin to recover from a devastating pestilence that all but wiped out his clan. Though more than a little resentful at finding himself forced to remarry, Caelen’s proposal to Donal MacLean’s headstrong daughter nevertheless piques her interest. Each will receive what they want most from life—the ability to live as they please without interference from a meddling spouse. But their marriage of indifference will soon change to one of passion that neither Arbela nor Caelen could have predicted.

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