Catriona Duff has been taking care of her sick sister all her life. Her parents
care only about her sister's well-being and have been taking advantage of her
since she was a kid. Now Catriona's have parents left her in her uncle house,
the Earl of Aberfoyle, while they take their younger daughter abroad for
improvement.
Unfortunately, Catriona's uncle has another plan for his innocent niece.
He dissolves a marriage contract between his daughter, who has the same
name, and Laird McCallum. So when Hugh McCallum comes to claim his
bride, the Earl of Abercoyle dishonors the contract, places Catriona's to
sleep in his daughter room, and send his daughter away for a couple of days.
Hugh McCallum has been against the marriage contract since he was
told at the age of thirteen. But now his father is dead, and as a Laird he
wants to ensure the peace between two clans by bringing his bride and her
dowry. So when the Earl dishonors his promise, Hugh kidnaps Catriona in
the middle of the night and has no idea that he got the wrong bride.
Catriona is terrified at first and then livid. She keeps insisting she is the
wrong girl, but the stubborn Laird doesn't believe her. At first, Hugh cares only
for what their marriage can do for his people, but as he
starts to know Catriona, he can't control his attraction and heart.
THE WRONG BRIDE is a great start to the Highland Weddings Trilogy
series as Gayle Callen creates an amazing story of a kidnapped wrong bride and
a stubborn Scottish groom. This is a page turner historical romance with fun,
adventures, mistaken identity, and irresistible attraction.
USA Today bestselling author Gayle Callen creates an
unforgettable story of mistaken identity and irresistible
attraction in this first in a wonderfully engaging series
set in the Scottish Highlands
Shaken from sleep during the night and bundled off to the
Highlands by a burly Scot, Riona is at first terrified, then
livid. Hugh McCallum insists they were promised to each
other as children to ensure peace between their clans. The
stubborn laird refuses to believe he's kidnapped the wrong
Catriona Duff. Instead, he embarks on a campaign of
slow-burning seduction . . .
At first, Hugh cares only what their marriage can do for his
people. Now he's starting to crave Riona for her own sake,
but her true identity jeopardizes his clan's contract. And
unless she chooses to risk all to be his bride, he'll lose
the only thing he prizes more than the lands he's fought so
hard to save—the passionate marriage they could have together.