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Highland Chieftain

Highland Chieftain, October 2016
The Murrays #17
by Hannah Howell

Zebra
Featuring: Sir Callum MacMillan; Bethoc Matheson
352 pages
ISBN: 1420135058
EAN: 9781420135053
Kindle: B01A4ANVEC
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"A highland struggle of love from abuse to fresh starts!"

Fresh Fiction Review

Highland Chieftain
Hannah Howell

Reviewed by Audrey Lawrence
Posted April 25, 2017

Romance Historical

After years of living with an abusive adoptive father and caring for young boys she called her brothers and a wee sister Margaret, Bethoc Matheson has quickly learned to endure and to keep her thoughts and actions hidden from him. Still, she knew there was no point in protesting her fate or understanding the fate of her mother and unknown father. If she does, she would be beaten into acceptance; still, she throws those cares to the wind when she sees the battered man lying on the beach. She has to help. After getting him to a safe place, Bethoc finds herself caring for Sir Callum MacMillian of Whytemont who had been looking for his young missing relative. He is injured and has to stay there, but can she protect him? Does she hold a clue to where the missing boy might be? HIGHLAND CHIEFTAIN is the 21st book written by the talented Hannah Howell in her The Murrays series. As such, it is sure to please Howell's fans, both new and old alike, with her strong character development and historical sense of the time. Sir Callum MacMillan is a hero and laird worthy of the name and one can't help but be compassionate for him as he struggles with his injuries and need to save others from harm. Bethoc is also very likeable and shows a keen spirit despite all her challenges she faces. If you like Highland romances, there is lots here to please. While some parts of the story seem a bit formulistic, HIGHLAND CHIEFTAIN is still a stirring read and will hold your attention. I am looking forward to the next in the Murray series to see what happens next to members of this interesting clan!

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SUMMARY

The Murrays are back in this thrilling new tale from New York Times bestselling author Hannah Howell . . . Responsible for protecting her younger siblings from their abusive father, Bethoc Matheson is in no position to rescue another soul in Scotland. Yet when she sees a bleeding man on the verge of drowning, that’s exactly what she does, securing him safely in a cave where she can return day after day to tend to his wounds. Sir Callum MacMillan can scarcely believe such a slight lass as Bethoc could save him from the grasp of death. But he knows the telltale marks of an angry fist on her skin, and he knows she has the soul of a fighter within her feminine frame. Raised to be a protector of the weak by his Murray clansmen, Callum would prefer to be the one saving her—and save her, he will. If he can first survive the treacherous attack that led him into her irresistible arms . . .


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