Highlanders: The Warrior and the Rose\The Forbidden Highlander\Rescued by the Highland Warrior
- ISBN-10
- 1459243250
- ISBN-13
- 9781459243255
- Series
- Highlanders
- Category
- Fiction
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2013-06-01
- Publisher
- Harlequin
- Authors
- Terri Brisbin, Michelle Willingham, Brenda Joyce
Description
Get swept away by the romance of the Highlands in three historical romance novellas from Harlequin! The Warrior and the Rose by Brenda Joyce Lady Juliana MacDougall prays for her loved ones to survive battle against Robert Bruce...but the battle comes to her when her lands are attacked by a band of Highlanders, including a man wearing the colors of her clan's worst enemy. Taken hostage by Alasdair Og, Juliana quickly learns he's as exceptional a lover as he is a ruthless warrior. But how can she ever love Alasdair when he's her blood enemy? The Forbidden Highlander by Terri Brisbin Honor-bound by an arranged betrothal, James Murray never anticipated falling in love with his intended bride's dearest friend instead. The passion between James and Elizabeth MacLerie is undeniable, but they are torn between love and loyalty to their clans…. Rescued by the Highland Warrior by Michelle Willingham Celeste de Laurent is determined to never again live in poverty. After sacrificing love for a secure marriage, she now stands to lose everything as a widow. Her only hope is to bear an heir—and what better man to father her child, and save her from a terrible fate, than Dougal MacKinloch, the only man she ever loved?
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Other editions
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- 2013-07-05
- 202 pages
- Paperback
- HarperCollins UK
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