It is 1357 and Marion de Lacy will do anything to escape
from
her father and his evil plans to marry her off to William
Froste, a black-hearted Knight. Faking her own death with
plans
to flee to Scotland where her mother was from, Marion hopes
her escape will work. But when everything falls apart and
she finds herself in Froste's cruel hands, Marion loses
hope.
Until an imposing Highlander declares that she is to be his
bride and whisks her off in his arms. Could Marion find the
love and family she always craved?
Iain MacLeod has to marry this Sassenach woman, in order to
secure his friend David's release from captivity. Vowing
that
he could never love again after the death of his wife
Catriona,
Iain knows he has nothing to fear from Marion. But Marion
is
not the cold-blooded Englishwoman he pictured. Fiery,
passionate and strong, Marion fires up his blood like no
other
ever has. But with traitors in their midst, hostility among
the
clan, and Froste determined to take Marion back, will they
ever
have a chance at true happiness together? Or will Iain's
stubbornness result in him losing Marion forever?
WHEN A LAIRD LOVES A LADY by Julie Johnstone is the first
book
in the Highlander Vows: Entangled Hearts series,
and
I cannot wait for the second instalment. With beautiful
imagery, the author transports the reader to a whole new
world.
Both Marion and Iain are meaningful and emotional
characters,
who I became deeply invested in. I could not put this book
down. Marion has always craved love and acceptance but has
known only harshness and cruelty from her father. Yet she
remains strong, determined and fearless. Iain is beautiful
inside and out. Worried that he should not forget the
memories
of his deceased wife, he really struggles with his
tumultuous
feelings for Marion. With plenty of danger, excitement and
passionate encounters, WHEN A LAIRD LOVES A LADY by Julie
Johnstone has got it all, and I now have a new favourite
author.
A need to belong drives her. A longing to forget compels him.
Fate may send them into each other’s arms, but only love can
mend their hearts.
An Outlander
Raised by a tyrannical father, Marion de Lacy yearns for the
comfort of belonging to a loving family. So when her father
announces her betrothal to an evil knight in exchange for his
help to overthrow the king, she concocts a desperate scheme to
avoid the marriage: feigning her own death and then fleeing
England. But when her plan goes terribly awry and she’s captured
by the knight, not even her careful preparations could ready her
for the Scottish barbarian who rescues her and then informs her
that he’s to marry her by edict of her king. Certain her father
will defy the king’s orders and wed her to the knight if she
refuses the Highlander’s hand, Marion agrees to marry the
strangely compelling but obstinate laird of the MacLeod clan.
A Highlander
After the death of his beloved wife, Iain MacLeod has no desire
to marry ever again. Yet when he finds himself obliged to do so
to secure the freedom of his childhood friend and king, he
reluctantly travels across England to collect his unwanted
bride, expecting to find a cold Englishwoman. Instead, he
discovers a fiery, bold beauty who is fiercely loyal, protective
of those she loves, and defies him at every turn, challenging
his certainty that his heart is dead.
Ensnared
Following a hasty marriage and perilous journey to Scotland,
Marion harbors no illusions that her new husband loves her.
Still, her heart cannot resist the noble, brave warrior, and she
cannot suppress the hope that she has finally found where she
belongs. However, the harder she tries to fit in with the clan
and gain Iain’s love, the farther away her dreams drift. Iain is
more than willing to give his respect to his courageous wife—her
kisses and caresses even ignite his blood and demand his passion
—but he refuses to give up his heart. That is, until enemies
near and far threaten to take Marion from him. Now the demons
that haunt him can only be conquered by surrendering body and
soul to Marion, if only it’s not too late…
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