The Highlander's indomitable bride

A historical romance set in the rugged beauty of the Highlands of Scotland

De: Emily Bold

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

"A captivating new voice in paranormal and historical romance! Emily Bold weaves a fine web of engaging characters and exciting action." – Tina Folsom, International Bestselling Author of the Scanguards series


A historical romance set in the rugged beauty of the Highlands of Scotland

Catroina Campbell is determined never to submit to the man her father has chosen for her. How could she, when a bitter feud has been raging between the Campbells and McGregors for years? But even the first glimpse of her future husband's fierce, warrior-like figure triggers more than just fear in her.

Blair McGregor has nothing more for the Campbells than hatred and rejection. Nevertheless, he does not want to miss the opportunity to secure not only their lands but also the proud daughter of his enemy through an arranged marriage. But amidst the harsh beauty of the Highlands, a passion flares up between them that is more powerful than the shadows of the past.

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Can love bridge the divide between warring clans? Or will betrayal and old wounds destroy any chance of happiness?

Lose yourself in this sweeping Highland romance filled with passion, betrayal, and the raw beauty of Scotland’s Highlands. Perfect for fans of fierce Highland warriors, headstrong heroines, and love that defies all odds. Download now and let this unforgettable love story sweep you away!

Horrible narration

This author will appeal to a young audience as the female character is very immature. The dialogue is not appropriate for the time period, especially when modern language is inserted. The story line is not too bad but the virtual voice narration affects the telling very badly. The inflection of the voice at times sounds like a third grader reading out loud. Reading in the same voice is confusing during dialog because you can’t tell who is speaking. Good thing this was a free book because it’s not worth a credit.