Katherine Templeton journeys to Scotland to discover why
King James has not been ransomed. Sir Gregory sends her to
his wife who has a list of trusted allies. Unfortunately,
his wife has died and Katherine falls into a web of deceit
and trickery.
Ian MacKay rescues the lady, but his aim is to seduce
Katherine into disclosing information he is sure will name
her a spy. He doesn't intend to fall in love, but the tall
Katherine claims his heart. When he discovers she is a
hated Sassenach and it will be impossible to claim her as
his wife, he is torn in two. Katherine escapes and leads
him on a wild chase across Scotland.
Ms. Blair is a true storyteller. She creates a wonderful
seesaw of emotions using bigger than life characters and
pushing the envelope of plot to the fullest. I loved her
use of humor and the skill she displays in developing and
maintaining tension and interest. A worthwhile read.
Scoundrel. Seducer. Sir Ian MacKay deserves to be called
the Thief of Hearts. Yet he is a man with a mission: to
return Scotland’s rightful king to his ancestral throne.
But first he must find out the true identity of the
mysterious woman whose beauty and wit have dazzled the
court . . . and why she is avoiding him. Can it be
possible that Kate Templeton is an English spy?
Though Ian insists that no woman has ever refused him,
Kate vows to resist his scandalous charm. Leading him on a
merry chase all over Scotland is the best way to safeguard
her heart. Yet a passionate confrontation brings them
together at last . . . and the only word on her lips is
yes . . .
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